What is a built-in gain for an S corporation?
In the event that a previously recognized C corporation elects to convert and be treated as an S corporation, they could be subject to “built-in taxable gains” that will be taxable at the entity level. The built-in gains will be imposed on the appreciation that occurred on all assets that were held during the time that the company was considered a C corporation. They are “built-in” at the time of the conversion. This entity-level tax will be applied when the S corporation disposes of that property at a gain within five years subsequent to the S election.
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What is the tax on passive investment income for an S Corporation?
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What is LIFO recapture for an S Corporation?
When converting from a C corporation to an S corporation, and that C corporation had previously recognized its inventory using the LIFO (last in, first out) method, it must include its excess of FIFO (first in, first out) over its LIFO inventory in the C corporation’s final tax return before its conversion to S status.
What is the tax on passive investment income for an S Corporation?
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What is LIFO recapture for an S Corporation?
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