Chapter 4 - Schedule E: Passive Activities/BARPAL

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Mastering Schedule E: Passive Activities Quiz

Test your knowledge on tax implications and limitations surrounding Schedule E passive activities. This quiz covers various scenarios that taxpayers may encounter regarding deductions, losses, and tax codes.

By participating in this quiz, you will learn about:

Passive activities and their classifications
Limitations on losses
Proper reporting methods for asset dispositions

7 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CalculatingEagle512

When losses are limited on a tax return what 3 components should you be looking at? Mark all that apply.

In what situation would the full amount of losses be allowed, even when there is no basis?

Entire disposition of the activity

The activity is a Publicly Traded Partnership

Net income greater than $150,000

None of the above

My client is filing Married Filing Separate – he has a single rental activity with a loss and his income is well below the limit to qualify for the Special Allowance but UltraTax is disallowing it.True/False The reason the taxpayer does not qualify for the special allowance is because they are married filing separate

True

False

Using the same client as the previous question, the Summer's decided the losses from the vacation home were too much and decided to sell the house. Where should the sale of the home be entered in order to NOT have it calculate a gain on the sale?

Personal Sale folder > Home tab

Personal Sale folder > Sale tab

Edit the asset > Disposal tab > choose Sold/Scrapped

Turn off the asset tab, Rental folder > Sale tab

Income folder > B&D tab > Schedule for detail statement

When disposing of an asset which options will never result in a gain or loss from the disposition?

Chapter 4 - Schedule E: Passive Activities/BARPAL

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