Nancy trout and delores lake formed kingfish

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Reference no: EM13695167

BUSINESS INCOME TAX

Forms to be turned in:

  • Schedules C, J, K, L, M-1 & M-2
  • Form 1120: 5 pages
  • Form 1125-A (COGS): 1 page
  • Schedule G: 1 page
  • Form 1125-E: 1 page
  • Compensation of Officers

Any other schedules/forms generated do not need to be turned in.

Check figures:

Total Income (line 11)

1,430,000

Taxable Income (line 30)

505,600

Amount of refund

3,096

End of tax year total assets

(Schedule L line15)

2,564,100

 

Due Date

Upload to : Tax Return #1 Dropbox by 11:59 p.m., Thursday, CT.

Question

During 2013, Pet Kingdom made estimated tax payments of $90,000 each quarter to

the IRS. Prepare a Form 1120 for Pet Kingdom for tax year 2013. Suggested software:

H&R BLOCK At Home.

2. On February 12, 2002, Nancy Trout and Delores Lake formed Kingfisher Corporation to

sell fishing tackle. Pertinent information regarding Kingfisher is summarized as follows:

• Kingfisher's business address is 1717 Main Street, Ely, MN 55731; its telephone number is (218) 555-2211; and its e-mail address is [email protected].

• The employer identification number is 11-1111111, and the principal business activity

code is 451110.

• Nancy owns 50% of the common stock and is president of the company, and Delores

owns 50% of the common stock and is vice president of the company. No other class

of stock is authorized.

• Both Nancy and Delores are full-time employees of Kingfisher. Nancy's Social Security number is 123-45-6789, and Delores's Social Security number is 987-65-4321.

• Kingfisher is an accrual method, calendar year taxpayer. Inventories are determined

using FIFO and the lower of cost or market method. Kingfisher uses the straight-line

method of deprecation for book purposes and accelerated depreciation (MACRS)

for tax purposes.

• During 2013, the corporation distributed cash dividends of $80,000.

Kingfisher's financial statements for 2013 are shown below.

Income Statement

Income

Gross sales                                            $2,408,000

Sales returns and allowances                  (80,000)

Net sales                                                  $2,328,000

Cost of goods sold  (920,000)

Gross profit                                                      $1,408,000

Dividends received from stock

investments in less-than-20%-owned

U.S. corporations 12,000

Interest income

State bonds                  $14,000

Certificates of deposit   10,00024,000

Total income   $1,444,000

Expenses

Salaries-officers

Nancy Trout                         $160,000

Delores Lake160,000               $320,000

Salaries-clerical and sales                            290,000

Taxes (state, local, and payroll)                       85,000

Repairs and maintenance                                 56,000

Interest expense:


Business loans                         $12,000

Loan to purchase state bonds8,000               20,000

Advertising                                                           6,000

Rental expense                                                   68,000

Depreciation*                                                        40,000

Charitable contributions                                        15,000

Employee benefit programs                                  24,000

Premiums on term life insurance policies

on lives of Nancy Trout and Delores

Lake; Kingfisher is the designated
beneficiary                                                             16,000

Total expenses                                                                                   ( 940,000)
Net income before taxes                                                                      $504,000

Federal income tax(171,904)
Net income per books$332,096
* You are not provided enough detailed information to complete a Form 4562 (depreciation). Ifyou solvethis problem using H&R BLOCK At Home, enter the amount of deprecation on line 20 of Form 1120.

  Balance Sheet

Assets                                                      January 1, 2013                 December 31, 2013

Cash                                                           $380,000                             $335,524

Trade notes and accounts receivable          308,400                               480,280

Inventories                                                    900,000                              1,012,000

State bonds                                                   160,000                                160,000

Federal income tax refund                                -0-                                       3,096

Certificates of deposit                                    140,000                                140,000

Stock investments                                           300,000                               300,000

Building and other depreciable assets             240,000                               240,000

Accumulated depreciation                                (88,800)                               (128,800)

Land                                                                   20,000                                 20,000

Other assets3,6002,000

Total assets$2,363,200$2,564,100

Liabilities and Equity                                January 1, 2013 December 31, 2013

Accounts payable                                             $300,000                                      $299,104

Other current liabilities                                          80,300                                         40,000

Mortgages                                                            210,000                                        200,000

Capital stock                                                         500,000                                        500,000

Retained earnings1,272,900 1,524,996

Total liabilities and equity$2,363,200$2,564,100

 

During 2013, Kingfisher made estimated tax payments of $43,750 each quarter to the IRS. Prepare a Form 1120 for Kingfisher for tax year 2013. Suggested software: H&R

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