
Income Taxation Essentials
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- Intro
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- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- WHAT "THE ESSENTIALS" WILL DO FOR YOU
- Table of Contents
- CHAPTER 1 - BASIC PRINCIPLES
- 1.1 What is a Tax?
- 1.2 Other Functions of Federal Taxation
- 1.3 Sources of the Tax Law
- 1.4 Role of the IRS
- 1.5 How a Tax Bill Becomes Law
- 1.6 Steps in Computing Individual Income Tax
- 1.7 Tax Schematic
- CHAPTER 2 - FILING STATUS AND EXEMPTIONS
- 2.1 The Importance of Filing Status
- 2.2 Types of Filing Status
- 2.3 Who Must File a Return
- 2.4 Personal Exemptions
- 2.5 Dependency Exemptions
- 2.6 Types of Returns
- 2.7 Filing
- 2.8 Extensions
- CHAPTER 3 - EXCLUSIONS FROM GROSS INCOME
- 3.1 Definition of Exclusions
- 3.2 Gifts and Inheritance
- 3.3 Scholarships
- 3.4 Damages
- 3.5 Life Insurance
- 3.6 Special Insurance Plans and Benefits
- 3.7 Social Security Benefits
- 3.8 Employee Fringe Benefits
- 3.9 Tax Exempt Interest
- 3.10 Annuities
- 3.10.1 Lifetime Annuities
- 3.10.2 Three-Year Rule
- 3.11 Foreign Earned Income
- CHAPTER 4 - INCLUSIONS IN GROSS INCOME
- 4.1 Definition of Inclusion
- 4.2 Compensation
- 4.3 Interest
- 4.4 Rent
- 4.5 Prizes and Awards
- 4.6 Forgiveness of Debt
- 4.7 Illegal Income
- 4.8 Gambling Income
- 4.9 Unemployment Compensation
- 4.10 Tax Benefit Rule
- 4.11 Typical Corporate Distributions
- CHAPTER 5 - GAINS AND LOSSES
- 5.1 What is a Gain or Loss?
- 5.2 Realized Gain or Loss
- 5.3 Recognition of Gain or Loss
- 5.4 The Fundamental Formula and Its Terms
- 5.5 Adjustments to Basis
- 5.6 Purchase of Property
- 5.7 Property Received as Compensation
- 5.8 Property Received Incident to Divorce or Separation
- 5.9 Property Received as a Gift
- 5.10 Inheritance
- 5.11 Joint Tenancy with Rights of Survivorship
- 5.12 Taxable Exchange
- 5.13 First-In-First-Out
- 5.14 Intellectual Property and Self-Constructed Assets
- CHAPTER 6 - NONRECOGNITION
- 6.1 The Nontaxable Exchange
- 6.2 The Like-Kind Exchange
- 6.3 Involuntary Conversions
- 6.4 Age 55 or Older Exclusion
- 6.5 Rollover of Principal Residence
- CHAPTER 7 - CAPITAL GAINS AND LOSSES
- 7.1 Treatment of Capital Gains and Losses
- 7.2 Capital Assets: What are They?
- 7.3 Holding Period
- 7.4 Determination of Holding Period
- 7.5 Netting
- 7.6 Section 1231 Property: What is It?
- 7.7 The Section 1231 Netting Process
- 7.8 Insight into Recapture
- 7.9 Special Characterization Rules
- CHAPTER 8 - DEDUCTIONS TOWARD ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME
- 8.1 Deductions toward and from Adjusted Gross Income
- 8.2 Alimony
- 8.3 Penalties on Premature Withdrawal of Time Bearing Deposits
- 8.4 Losses on Dispositions of Property
- 8.5 Individual Retirement Account Contributions
- 8.6 Health Insurance Premiums
- 8.7 Self-Employment Taxes
- 8.8 Deductible Expenses of the Sole Proprietor or Self-Employed Person
- 8.9 Clarification of Certain Expenses
- 8.10 Expenses Related to the Production of Rental or Royalty Income
- 8.11 Reimbursed Employee Business Expenses
- CHAPTER 9 - ITEMIZED DEDUCTIONS
- 9.1 Itemized Deductions
- 9.2 Medical Expenses
- 9.3 Charitable Contributions
- 9.4 Interest
- 9.5 Taxes
- 9.6 Moving Expenses
- 9.7 Tier Two Itemized Deductions
- CHAPTER 10 - DEPRECIATION, AMORTIZATION, AND DEPLETION
- 10.1 Depreciation
- 10.2 Accelerated Cost Recovery System
- 10.3 ACRS "Section 179" Expense
- 10.4 Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS)
- 10.5 Personal Property Under MACRS
- 10.6 Real Estate Under MACRS
- 10.7 Section 179 Under MACRS
- 10.8 Amortization
- 10.9 Depletion
- CHAPTER 11 - SPECIAL LOSS RULES
- 11.1 Losses
- 11.2 Casualty and Theft Losses
- 11.3 Related Party Transactions
- 11.4 Gambling Losses
- 11.5 Worthless Stocks and Bonds
- 11.6 Sham Sales
- 11.7 Wash Sales
- 11.8 Hobby Losses
- 11.9 Converted Property
- 11.10 Net Operating Losses
- CHAPTER 12 - CREDITS
- 12.1 What is a Credit?
- 12.2 Earned Income Credit
- 12.3 Credit for the Elderly or Permanently Disabled
- 12.4 Child Care and Disabled Dependent Credit
- 12.5 Low-Income-Housing Credit
- 12.6 Rehabilitation Credit
- 12.7 Recapture of Credits
- CHAPTER 13 - ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX
- 13.1 What is the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT)?
- 13.2 Structure of the Computation
- 13.3 Adjustments
- 13.4 Preferences
- CHAPTER 14 - TAX ACCOUNTING
- 14.1 The Annual Accounting Period Concept-What is It?
- 14.2 The Tax Year
- 14.3 Methods of Accounting
- 14.4 Cash Method
- 14.5 Accrual Accounting
- 14.6 Special Rules
- 14.7 Installment Sale
- 14.8 At Risk Rules
- 14.9 Passive Activity Loss Limitation Rules
- 14.10 Inventory
- CHAPTER 15 - RECENT CHANGES IN THE INCOME TAX LAW
- 15.1 Inflation Adjustments
- 15.2 Donations of Appreciated Property
- 15.3 Determining the Non-Taxable Portion of Each Payment from a Retirement Plan Distribution
- 15.4 Kiddie Tax
- 15.5 Changes in Computation of the Alternative Minimum Tax
- 15.6 Social Security Changes
- 15.7 Cosmetic Surgery
- 15.8 Personal Interest Payments
- 15.9 Investment Interest is now Deductible only to the Extent of Investment Income
- 15.10 Passive Losses are Deductible only to the Extent of Passive Income
- 15.11 Deduction of Tax Preparation Fees for Sole Proprietors, Farmers, and Landlords
- 15.12 Schedule C-EZ
- 15.13 Extended Tax Tables
- 15.14 Revised Withholding Tables for Employers
- 15.15 Exclusion for Employer-Provided Education Assistance
- 15.16 Work Opportunity Credit for Employers of Targeted Groups
- 15.17 Low-Income Housing Credit
- 15.18 Amortization of Goodwill or Going-Concern Value
- 15.19 Safe Harbor for People Underpaying their Estimated Taxes
- 15.20 Revision of Rules for Tip Income
- 15.21 Business Expense Deductions are Changed
- 15.22 Debt Discharge Income Exclusion
- 15.23 Depreciation of Nonresidential Real Property
- 15.24 Presidential Election Campaign Fund
- 15.25 Publicly Traded Securities
- 15.26 Capital Gains
- 15.27 Accuracy-Related Penalties
- 15.28 Reporting Discharge of Indebtedness
- 15.29 Installment Payments
- 15.30 Exclusion of Interest on EE Bonds
- 15.31 Real Estate Professionals
- 15.32 Charitable Contributions
- 15.33 Moving Expenses
- 15.34 Club Dues
- 15.35 Social Security Benefits
- 15.36 Empowerment Zones
- 15.37 Indian Reservations
- 15.38 Health Insurance for Self-Employed People
- 15.39 Earned Income Credit Changes
- 15.40 Household Employees
- 15.41 Electronic Filing
- 15.42 Social Security Benefits for Nonresident Aliens are now Increased
- 15.43 State Tuition Programs
- 15.44 Death Benefit Exclusion Repealed
- 15.45 Personal Injury Damages
- 15.46 Employer-Provided Education
- 15.47 Contributions of Stock to Private Foundations
- 15.48 Work Opportunity Credit Replaces Targeted Jobs Credit
- 15.49 FUTA Tax
- CHAPTER 16 - MORE RECENT CHANGES
- 16.1 Section 179 Deductions
- 16.2 New Holding Period
- 16.3 Rules for Gain on Sale of Main Home
- 16.4 Adoption Credit
- 16.5 Long-Term Health Care Insurance
- 16.6 Retirement Changes
- 16.7 Medical Savings Accounts
- 16.8 Accelerated Death Benefits
- 16.9 Section 179 Expense Deduction
- 16.10 Health Insurance for Self-Employed People
- 16.11 Cancellation (Forgiveness) of Student Loans
- 16.12 Orphan Drug Credit
- 16.13 Public Officers Killed in the Line of Duty
- 16.14 Sale of Livestock Due to Weather-Related Conditions
- 16.15 Clean Fuel Vehicles Deduction
- 16.16 Credit for Washington, D.C., First-Time Home Buyers
- 16.17 Burden of Proof
- 16.18 Innocent Spouse
- 16.19 Disabled Taxpayers
- 16.20 Denial of Refund
- 16.21 Third-Party Contacts
- 16.22 No Financial Status Audit
- 16.23 Selection for an Audit
- 16.24 Privileged Communications
- 16.25 Interest Paid and Charged
- 16.26 Disaster Areas
- 16.27 Interest and Penalties
- 16.28 Collections
- 16.29 Offers of Compromise
- 16.30 Debt Collection Practices
- 16.31 Capital Gains
- 16.32 Child Tax Credit
- 16.33 Hope Credit
- 16.34 Lifetime Learning Credit
- 16.35 Education Individual Retirement Accounts
- 16.36 Deduction for Student Loan Interest
- 16.37 Roth Individual Retirement Accounts
- 16.38 Penalty-Free I.R.A. Distributions
- 16.39 Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plans
- 16.40 Net Operating Losses
- 16.41 Welfare to Work Credit
- 16.42 Increased Meal Deduction for Transportation Workers
- 16.43 Income Averaging for Farmers
- 16.44 Adjusted Gross Income for Earned Income Credit Purposes
- 16.45 Foreign Earned Income Exclusion
- 16.46 Increased Standard Deduction for Dependents
- 16.47 Rural Mail Carriers
- 16.48 Home Office Deduction
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