Marie Owns One-Half of the Stock of Starke Corporation and Serves

question 83

Multiple Choice

Marie owns one-half of the stock of Starke Corporation and serves as its President.The remaining stock is owned by 10 investors,none of whom owns more than 10% of the outstanding shares.Marie entered a hedge agreement with the corporation three years ago about salary payments that are declared unreasonable compensation by the IRS.Two years ago,the Corporation paid Marie a salary and bonus of $500,000.The IRS subsequently held that $200,000 of the salary is unreasonable compensation.Last year,Starke Corporation and the IRS agreed that $150,000 of the compensation is,in fact,unreasonable.This year,the $150,000 is repaid by Marie to the corporation.

• A)The entire $500,000 is taxable to Marie in the year of receipt and $150,000 of the compensation is deductible by Marie last year.
• B)Marie must amend the return of two years ago to adjust her taxable compensation to the agreed- upon reasonable amount.
• C)The entire $500,000 is taxable to Marie in the year of receipt and $150,000 of the compensation is deductible by Marie this year.
• D)Marie must not include the agreed-upon amount in her return since it is not deductible.

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Definitions:

Common Shares

Equity securities that represent ownership in a corporation, providing voting rights and entitling the holder to a share of the company’s success through dividends and/or capital appreciation.

Unamortized Premium

The portion of a bond premium that has not yet been amortized or gradually written off against earnings over the bond's life.

Wholly Owned Subsidiary

A company whose entire share capital is owned by another company, making it fully controlled by the parent company.

Statement of Comprehensive Income

A financial statement that includes all changes in equity during a period, except those resulting from investments by owners and distributions to owners, encompassing both net income and other comprehensive income.