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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0077726111
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0077726119
Author: Brian Spilker (Author), Benjamin Ayers (Author), John Robinson (Author), Edmund Outslay (Author), Ronald Worsham (Author), John Barrick (Author), Connie Weaver (Author)

McGraw-Hill’s Taxation Series continues to provide a unique, innovative, and engaging learning experience for students studying taxation. The breadth of the topical coverage, the storyline approach to presenting the material, the emphasis on the tax and nontax consequences of multiple parties involved in transactions, and the integration of financial and tax accounting topics make this book ideal for the modern tax curriculum.

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Table of Content:

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Tax
Chapter 1 Introduction
Who Cares About Taxes and Why?
What Qualifies as a Tax?
How to Calculate a Tax
Different Ways to Measure Tax Rates
Tax Rate Structures
Proportional Tax Rate Structure
Progressive Tax Rate Structure
Regressive Tax Rate Structure
Types of Taxes
Federal Taxes
State and Local Taxes
Implicit Taxes
Evaluating Alternative Tax Systems
Sufficiency
Equity
Certainty
Convenience
Economy
Evaluating Tax Systems—The Trade-Offs
Conclusion
Chapter 1: Summary
Chapter 1: Key Terms
Chapter 1: Discussion Questions
Chapter 1: Problems
Chapter 2: Tax Compliance, the IRS, and Tax Authorities
Chapter 2 Introduction
Taxpayer Filing Requirements
Tax Return Due Date and Extensions
Statute of Limitations
IRS Audit Selection
Types of Audits
Tax Law Sources
Legislative Sources: Congress and the Constitution
Judicial Sources: The Courts
Administrative Sources: The U.S. Treasury
Tax Research
Step 1: Understand Facts
Step 2: Identify Issues
Step 3: Locate Relevant Authorities
Step 4: Analyze Tax Authorities
Step 5: Document and Communicate the Results
Tax Professional Responsibilities
Taxpayer and Tax Return Preparer Penalties
Conclusion
Chapter 2: Summary
Chapter 2: Key Terms
Chapter 2: Discussion Questions
Chapter 2: Problems
Chapter 3: Tax Planning Strategies and Related Limitations
Chapter 3 Introduction
Basic Tax Planning Overview
Timing Strategies
Present Value of Money
The Timing Strategy When Tax Rates Are Constant
The Timing Strategy When Tax Rates Change
Income-Shifting Strategies
Transactions between Family Members and Limitations
Transactions between Owners and Their Businesses and Limitations
Income Shifting across Jurisdictions and Limitations
Conversion Strategies
Limitations of Conversion Strategies
Additional Limitations to Tax Planning Strategies: Judicially Based Doctrines
Tax Avoidance versus Tax Evasion
Conclusion
Chapter 3: Summary
Chapter 3: Key Terms
Chapter 3: Discussion Questions
Chapter 3: Problems
Chapter 4: Individual Income Tax Overview, Dependents, and Filing Status
Chapter 4 Introduction
The Individual Income Tax Formula
Gross Income
Character of Income
Deductions
Income Tax Calculation
Other Taxes
Tax Credits
Tax Prepayments
Dependents of the Taxpayer
Dependency Requirements
Filing Status
Married Filing Jointly and Married Filing Separately
Qualifying Widow or Widower (Surviving Spouse)
Single
Head of Household
Summary of Income Tax Formula
Conclusion
Appendix A: Dependency Exemption Flowchart (Part I)
Appendix B: Qualifying Person for Head of Household Filing Status Flowchart
Appendix C: Determination of Filing Status Flowchart
Chapter 4: Summary
Chapter 4: Key Terms
Chapter 4: Discussion Questions
Chapter 4: Problems
Chapter 4: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 5: Gross Income and Exclusions
Chapter 5 Introduction
Realization and Recognition of Income
What Is Included in Gross Income?
Other Income Concepts
When Do Taxpayers Recognize Income?
Who Recognizes the Income?
Types of Income
Income from Services
Income from Property
Other Sources of Gross Income
Exclusion Provisions
Common Exclusions
Education-Related Exclusions
Exclusions That Mitigate Double Taxation
Sickness and Injury-Related Exclusions
Deferral Provisions
Income Summary
Conclusion
Appendix: 2021 Social Security Worksheet from Form 1040 Instructions
Chapter 5: Summary
Chapter 5: Key Terms
Chapter 5: Discussion Questions
Chapter 5: Problems
Chapter 5: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 6: Individual Deductions
Chapter 6 Introduction
Deductions for AGI
Deductions Directly Related to Business Activities
Deductions Indirectly Related to Business Activities
Deductions Subsidizing Specific Activities
Summary: Deductions for AGI
Deductions from AGI: Itemized Deductions
Medical Expenses
Taxes
Interest
Charitable Contributions
Special 2021 From AGI Charitable Contribution Deduction for Taxpayers Not Itemizing Deductions
Casualty and Theft Losses on Personal-Use Assets
Other Itemized Deductions
Summary of Itemized Deductions
The Standard Deduction
Standard Deduction
Deduction for Qualified Business Income
Deduction for Qualified Business Income
Limitations
Taxable Income Summary
Conclusion
Chapter 6: Summary
Chapter 6: Key Terms
Chapter 6: Discussion Questions
Chapter 6: Problems
Chapter 6: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 7: Investments
Chapter 7 Introduction
Investments Overview
Portfolio Income: Interest and Dividends
Interest
Dividends
Portfolio Income: Capital Gains and Losses
Types of Capital Gains and Losses
Limits for Capital Loss Deductions
Balancing Tax Planning Strategies for Capital Assets with Other Goals
Portfolio Income Summary
Investment Interest Expense and Net Investment Income Tax
Net Investment Income Tax
Passive Activity Income and Losses
Passive Activity Definition
Income and Loss Categories
Rental Real Estate Exception to the Passive Activity Loss Rules
Net Investment Income Tax on Net Passive Income
Conclusion
Appendix A: detailed step-by-step guide to the capital gains netting process
Chapter 7: Summary
Chapter 7: Key Terms
Chapter 7: Discussion Questions
Chapter 7: Problems
Chapter 7: Comprehensive Problem
Chapter 8: Individual Income Tax Computation and Tax Credits
Chapter 8 Introduction
Regular Federal Income Tax Computation
Tax Rate Schedules
Marriage Penalty or Benefit
Exceptions to the Basic Tax Computation
Alternative Minimum Tax
Alternative Minimum Tax Formula
Additional Taxes
Employment and Self-Employment Taxes
Tax Credits
Nonrefundable Personal Credits
Refundable Personal Credits
Business Tax Credits
Tax Credit Summary
Credit Application Sequence
Taxpayer Prepayments and Filing Requirements
Prepayments
Filing Requirements
Tax Summary
Conclusion
Chapter 8: Summary
Chapter 8: Key Terms
Chapter 8: Discussion Questions
Chapter 8: Problems
Chapter 8: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 9: Business Income, Deductions, and Accounting Methods
Chapter 9 Introduction
Business Gross Income
Gross Receipts Test for Determining Small Businesses
Business Deductions
Ordinary and Necessary
Reasonable in Amount
Limitations on Business Deductions
Expenditures against Public Policy
Political Contributions and Lobbying Costs
Capital Expenditures
Expenses Associated with the Production of Tax-Exempt Income
Personal Expenditures
Mixed-Motive Expenditures
Limitation on Business Interest Deductions
Losses on Dispositions of Business Property
Business Casualty Losses
Accounting Periods
Accounting Methods
Financial and Tax Accounting Methods
Overall Accounting Method
Accrual Income
Taxation of Advance Payments of Income (Unearned Income)
Inventories
Accrual Deductions
Comparison of Accrual and Cash Methods
Adopting an Accounting Method
Changing Accounting Methods
Conclusion
Chapter 9: Summary
Chapter 9: Key Terms
Chapter 9: Discussion Questions
Chapter 9: Problems
Chapter 9: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 10: Property Acquisition and Cost Recovery
Chapter 10 Introduction
Cost Recovery and Tax Basis for Cost Recovery
Basis for Cost Recovery
Depreciation
Personal Property Depreciation
Real Property
Special Rules Relating to Cost Recovery
Depreciation for the Alternative Minimum Tax
Depreciation Summary
Amortization
Section 197 Intangibles
Organizational Expenditures and Start-Up Costs
Research and Experimentation Expenditures
Patents and Copyrights
Amortizable Intangible Asset Summary
Depletion
Conclusion
Appendix A: MACRS Tables
Chapter 10: Summary
Chapter 10: Key Terms
Chapter 10: Discussion Questions
Chapter 10: Problems
Chapter 10: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 11: Property Dispositions
Chapter 11 Introduction
Dispositions
Amount Realized
Determination of Adjusted Basis
Realized Gain or Loss on Disposition
Recognized Gain or Loss on Disposition
Character of Gain or Loss
Ordinary Assets
Capital Assets
Section 1231 Assets
Depreciation Recapture
Section 1245 Property
Section 1250 Depreciation Recapture for Real Property
Other Provisions Affecting the Rate at Which Gains Are Taxed
Unrecaptured §1250 Gain for Individuals
Characterizing Gains on the Sale of Depreciable Property to Related Persons
Calculating Net §1231 Gains or Losses
Section 1231 Look-Back Rule
Gain or Loss Summary
Tax-Deferred Transactions
Like-Kind Exchanges
Involuntary Conversions
Installment Sales
Gains Ineligible for Installment Reporting
Other Tax-Deferred Provisions
Related-Person Loss Disallowance Rules
Conclusion
Chapter 11: Summary
Chapter 11: Key Terms
Chapter 11: Discussion Questions
Chapter 11: Problems
Chapter 11: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 12: Compensation
Chapter 12 Introduction
Salary and Wages
Employee Considerations for Salary and Wages
Employer Considerations for Salary and Wages
Equity-Based Compensation
Stock Options
Restricted Stock
Equity-Based Compensation Summary
Fringe Benefits
Taxable Fringe Benefits
Nontaxable Fringe Benefits
Tax Planning with Fringe Benefits
Fringe Benefits Summary
Conclusion
Chapter 12: Summary
Chapter 12: Key Terms
Chapter 12: Discussion Questions
Chapter 12: Problems
Chapter 12: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 13: Retirement Savings and Deferred Compensation
Chapter 13 Introduction
Employer-Provided Qualified Plans
Defined Benefit Plans
Vesting
Distributions
Nontax Considerations
Defined Contribution Plans
Employer Matching
Contribution Limits
Vesting
After-Tax Cost of Contributions to Traditional (non-Roth) Defined Contribution Plans
Distributions from Traditional Defined Contribution Plans
After-Tax Rates of Return for Traditional Defined Contribution Plans
Roth 401(k) Plans
Comparing Traditional Defined Contribution Plans and Roth 401(k) Plans
Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans
Nonqualified Plans versus Qualified Defined Contribution Plans
Employee Considerations
Employer Considerations
Individually Managed Qualified Retirement Plans
Individual Retirement Accounts
Traditional IRAs
Roth IRAs
Converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA
Comparing Traditional and Roth IRAs
Self-Employed Retirement Accounts
Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) IRA
Individual 401(k) Plans
Saver’s Credit
Conclusion
Appendix A: Traditional IRA Deduction Limitations
(Page 2) Traditional IRA Deduction Limitations
Appendix B: Roth IRA Contribution Limits
Chapter 13: Summary
Chapter 13: Key Terms
Chapter 13: Discussion Questions
Chapter 13: Problems
Chapter 13: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 14: Tax Consequences of Home Ownership
Chapter 14 Introduction
Is a Dwelling Unit a Principal Residence, Residence, or Nonresidence?
Personal Use of the Home
Exclusion of Gain on Sale of Personal Residence
Home Mortgage Interest Deduction
Real Property Taxes
Rental Use of the Home
Residence with Minimal Rental Use
Residence with Significant Rental Use (Vacation Home)
Nonresidence (Rental Property)
Business Use of the Home
Direct versus Indirect Expenses
Limitations on Deductibility of Expenses
Conclusion
Appendix A: Flowchart of Tax Rules Relating to Home Used for Rental Purposes (page 1)
Appendix B: Sample Settlement Statement for the Jeffersons (page 1)
Chapter 14: Summary
Chapter 14: Key Terms
Chapter 14: Discussion Questions
Chapter 14: Problems
Chapter 14: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 15: Business Entities Overview
Chapter 15 Introduction
Business Entity Legal Classification and Nontax Characteristics
Legal Classification
Nontax Characteristics
Business Entity Tax Classification
Business Entity Tax Characteristics
Taxation of Business Entity Income
Other Tax Characteristics
Converting to Other Business Entity Types
Conclusion
Chapter 15: Summary
Chapter 15: Key Terms
Chapter 15: Discussion Questions
Chapter 15: Problems
Chapter 15: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 16: Corporate Operations
Chapter 16 Introduction
Corporate Taxable Income Formula
Accounting Periods and Methods
Computing Corporate Taxable Income
Book–Tax Differences
Corporate-Specific Deductions and Associated Book–Tax Differences
Taxable Income Summary
Corporate Income Tax Liability
Compliance
Corporate Tax Return Due Dates and Estimated Taxes
Conclusion
Chapter 16: Summary
Chapter 16: Key Terms
Chapter 16: Discussion Questions
Chapter 16: Problems
Chapter 16: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 17: Accounting for Income Taxes
Chapter 17 Introduction
Accounting for Income Taxes and the Income Tax Provision Process
Why Is Accounting for Income Taxes So Complex?
Objectives of ASC 740
The Income Tax Provision Process
Calculating a Company’s Income Tax Provision
Step 1: Identify All Permanent and Temporary Differences and Tax Carryover Amounts and Calculate the Current Income Tax Provision (ASC 740 Objective 1)
Step 2: Determine the Ending Balances in the Balance Sheet Deferred Tax Asset and Liability Accounts (ASC 740 Objective 2)
Step 3: Calculate the Deferred Income Tax Provision and the Total Income Tax Provision
Determining Whether a Valuation Allowance Is Needed
Step 4: Evaluate the Need for a Valuation Allowance for Gross Deferred Tax Assets
Determining the Need for a Valuation Allowance
Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Tax Positions
Step 5: Evaluate the Need for an Uncertain Tax Benefit Reserve
Application of ASC Topic 740 to Uncertain Tax Positions
Subsequent Events
Interest and Penalties
Disclosures of Uncertain Tax Positions
Schedule UTP (Uncertain Tax Position) Statement
Financial Statement Disclosure and Computing a Corporation’s Effective Tax Rate
Balance Sheet Classification
Income Tax Footnote Disclosure
Interim Period Effective Tax Rates
FASB Projects Related to Accounting for Income Taxes
Conclusion
Chapter 17: Summary
Chapter 17: Key Terms
Chapter 17: Discussion Questions
Chapter 17: Problems
Chapter 17: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 18: Corporate Taxation: Nonliquidating Distributions
Chapter 18 Introduction
Taxation of Property Distributions
Determining the Dividend Amount from Earnings and Profits
Overview
Dividends Defined
Computing Earnings and Profits
Ordering of E&P Distributions
Distributions of Noncash Property to Shareholders
Stock Distributions
Tax Consequences to Shareholders Receiving a Stock Distribution
Stock Redemptions
The Form of a Stock Redemption
Redemptions That Reduce a Shareholder’s Ownership Interest
Tax Consequences to the Distributing Corporation
Partial Liquidations
Conclusion
Chapter 18: Summary
Chapter 18: Key Terms
Chapter 18: Discussion Questions
Chapter 18: Problems
Chapter 18: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 19: Corporate Formation, Reorganization, and Liquidation
Chapter 19 Introduction
Review of the Taxation of Property Dispositions
Tax-Deferred Transfers of Property to a Corporation
Transactions Subject to Tax Deferral
Meeting the Section 351 Tax Deferral Requirements
Tax Consequences When a Shareholder Receives No Boot
Tax Consequences When a Shareholder Receives Boot
Assumption of Shareholder Liabilities by the Corporation
Tax Consequences to the Transferee Corporation
Other Issues Related to Incorporating an Ongoing Business
Contributions to Capital
Section 1244 Stock
Taxable and Tax-Deferred Corporate Acquisitions
The Acquisition Tax Model
Tax Consequences to a Corporate Acquisition
Taxable Acquisitions
Tax-Deferred Acquisitions
Judicial Doctrines That Underlie All Tax-Deferred Reorganizations
Type A Asset Acquisitions
Type B Stock-for-Stock Reorganizations
Complete Liquidation of a Corporation
Tax Consequences to the Shareholders in a Complete Liquidation
Tax Consequences to the Liquidating Corporation in a Complete Liquidation
Conclusion
Chapter 19: Summary
Chapter 19: Key Terms
Chapter 19: Discussion Questions
Chapter 19: Problems
Chapter 19: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 20: Forming and Operating Partnerships
Chapter 20 Introduction
Flow-Through Entities Overview
Aggregate and Entity Concepts
Partnership Formations and Acquisitions of Partnership Interests
Acquiring Partnership Interests When Partnerships Are Formed
Acquisitions of Partnership Interests after Formation
Partnership Accounting: Tax Elections, Accounting Periods, and Accounting Methods
Tax Elections
Accounting Periods
Accounting Methods
Reporting the Results of Partnership Operations
Ordinary Business Income (Loss) and Separately Stated Items
Net Investment Income Tax
Allocating Partners’ Shares of Income and Loss
Partnership Compliance Issues
Adjusting a Partner’s Tax Basis in Partnership Interest
Cash Distributions in Operating Partnerships
Loss Limitations
Tax-Basis Limitation
At-Risk Amount Limitation
Passive Activity Loss Limitation
Excess Business Loss Limitation
Conclusion
Chapter 20: Summary
Chapter 20: Key Terms
Chapter 20: Discussion Questions
Chapter 20: Problems
Chapter 20: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 21: Dispositions of Partnership Interests and Partnership Distributions
Chapter 21 Introduction
Basics of Sales of Partnership Interests
Seller Issues
Buyer and Partnership Issues
Basics of Partnership Distributions
Operating Distributions
Liquidating Distributions
Disproportionate Distributions
Special Basis Adjustments
Special Basis Adjustments for Dispositions
Special Basis Adjustments for Distributions
Conclusion
Chapter 21: Summary
Chapter 21: Key Terms
Chapter 21: Discussion Questions
Chapter 21: Problems
Chapter 21: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 22: S Corporations
Chapter 22 Introduction
S Corporation Elections
Formations
S Corporation Qualification Requirements
S Corporation Election
S Corporation Terminations
Voluntary Terminations
Involuntary Terminations
Short Tax Years
S Corporation Reelections
Operating Issues
Accounting Methods and Periods
Income and Loss Allocations
Separately Stated Items
Shareholder’s Basis
Loss Limitations
Self-Employment Income
Net Investment Income Tax
Fringe Benefits
Distributions
Operating Distributions
Liquidating Distributions
S Corporation Taxes and Filing Requirements
Built-in Gains Tax
Excess Net Passive Income Tax
LIFO Recapture Tax
Estimated Taxes
Filing Requirements
Comparing C and S Corporations and Partnerships
Conclusion
Chapter 22: Summary
Chapter 22: Key Terms
Chapter 22: Discussion Questions
Chapter 22: Problems
Chapter 22: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 23: State and Local Taxes
Chapter 23 Introduction
State and Local Taxes
Sales and Use Taxes
Sales Tax Nexus
Sales Tax Liability
Income Taxes
Income Tax Nexus
Entities Included on Income Tax Return
State Taxable Income
Dividing State Tax Base among States
State Income Tax Liability
Nonincome-Based Taxes
Conclusion
Chapter 23: Summary
Chapter 23: Key Terms
Chapter 23: Discussion Questions
Chapter 23: Problems
Chapter 23: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 24: The U.S. Taxation of Multinational Transactions
Chapter 24 Introduction
The U.S. Framework for Taxing Multinational Transactions
U.S. Taxation of a Nonresident
Definition of a Resident for U.S. Tax Purposes
Overview of the U.S. Foreign Tax Credit System
U.S. Source Rules for Gross Income and Deductions
Source-of-Income Rules
Source-of-Deduction Rules
Operating Abroad through a Foreign Corporation
Treaties
Foreign Tax Credits
FTC Limitation Categories of Taxable Income
Creditable Foreign Taxes
Planning for International Operations
Check-the-Box Hybrid Entities
U.S. Anti-Deferral Rules
Definition of a Controlled Foreign Corporation
Definition of Subpart F Income
Planning to Avoid Subpart F Income
Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income
Base Erosion and Profit-Shifting Initiatives around the World
Conclusion
Chapter 24: Summary
Chapter 24: Key Terms
Chapter 24: Discussion Questions
Chapter 24: Problems
Chapter 24: Comprehensive Problems
Chapter 25: Transfer Taxes and Wealth Planning
Chapter 25 Introduction
Introduction to Federal Transfer Taxes
Beginnings
Common Features of Integrated Transfer Taxes
The Federal Gift Tax
Transfers Subject to Gift Tax
Taxable Gifts
Computation of the Gift Tax
The Federal Estate Tax
The Gross Estate
The Taxable Estate
Computation of the Estate Tax
Wealth Planning Concepts
The Generation-Skipping Tax
Income Tax Considerations
Transfer Tax Planning Techniques
Integrated Wealth Plans
Conclusion
Chapter 25: Summary
Chapter 25: Key Terms
Chapter 25: Discussion Questions
Chapter 25: Problems
Chapter 25: Comprehensive Problems
Appendix A: Tax Forms
Appendix A: Tax Forms
Appendix B: Tax Terms Glossary
Appendix B: Tax Terms Glossary
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Appendix C: Tax Rates
Tax Rates
Code Index
Code Index
Subject Index
Subject Index
Additional Student Resources
Additional Student Resources
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