Have you ever seen an account statement? An account statement is a recurring report summarizing account activity over a set period, and these statements can be considered a summary of the account and include accounts or services provided. Account statements need to be examined for accuracy, as historical statements are essential for budgeting. Take this exceptional quiz and see if your numbers add up.
Comparable sales
Reproduction cost
Capitalization of earnings
All of the above
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$350,000
$280,000
$210,000
$140,000
Expenses incurred in administering the estate
Casualty losses that occurred while administering the estate
Charitable contributions
All of the above
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$120,000
$180,000
$200,000
$300,000
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$555,800
$780,800
$3,500,000
$2,000,000
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I, II and III
I, II
II, IV
III, IV
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If spouses are the only joint owners, only one-half of the value of the jointly owned property is included in the gross estate, regardless of the relative amount of consideration provided by either spouse
Special powers of appointment give the power holder less restricted powers than a general power of appointment
The gross estate does not include the value of life insurance policies on the decedent if the proceeds are receivable by the executor or for the benefit of the estate
All are false
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Reversionary interests of less than 5% are includible in the gross estate
A reversionary interest means a chance exists that the property may pass back to the transferor under the terms of the transfer
If a reversionary interest exceeds 3% of the property's value, the amount that is included in the estate is not the value of the reversionary interest, but rather the date-of-death value of the gifted property less the value of intervening life estates
All are false
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To impose a graduated transfer tax one time a generation.
To impose some form of transfer tax one time a generation.
To impose a graduated transfer tax every other generation.
To impose some form of transfer tax every other generation
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Identifying deductions.
Liquidity.
The unified credit computation.
Determining the method to value assets
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Annuities not related to employment are valued in the gross estate at the cost of a comparable contract multiplied by a fraction that represents the portion of the purchase price that the decedent has contributed (A)
If an annuity ceases payments with the death of the decedent and nothing is to be received by any other party, the annuity is included in the gross estate.
When persons other than spouses own property jointly, the amount included in the joint owner's gross estate is measured in accordance with the consideration the decedent furnished to purchase the property (C)
Statements A and C are true
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Increases the value of the gross estate
Decreases the value of the gross estate (B)
Decreases the estate tax liability (after reduction for tax credits). (C)
Both B and C are required
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The unified credit is the only credit common to both the gift and estate tax computation.
For estate tax purposes, publicly traded stocks are valued at their closing price on the date of death
Stocks traded on a stock exchange are valued at closing price for the date of death unless the alternate valuation date is elected
All are false
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$0
$81,000
$100,000
$181,000
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The estate tax on interests in certain closely held businesses may be paid in installments over a 15-year period if elected
An executor may elect to postpone payment of the estate tax attributable to a remainder or reversionary interest until six months after the interests of the other person(s) terminate
A corporation with 25 owners can be classified as a closely held business if the decedent's gross estate holds 10% of the stock
All are false.
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The nature and history of the business
Earning capacity.
Dividend paying capacity.
All of the above
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Regardless of how large the gross estate is, the estate tax liability can be completely eliminated if the estate is willed to a charitable organization
There is a ceiling on the marital deduction
All transfers to the surviving spouse are eligible for the marital deduction
All are false
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To qualify for the marital deduction, property must be includible in the decedent's gross estate
Is not eligible for the marital deduction if it passes to the spouse under the individual's dower rights
A terminable interest is one that ceases upon the passage of time or the occurrence of some event
Some, but not all, terminal interests qualify for the marital deduction
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Marketable securities
Land.
Life insurance policies
Patents.
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The period for payment of estate taxes may be extended if the executor shows "reasonable cause" for not being able to pay some, or all, of the estate tax liability on the regular due date
The estate tax on interests in certain closely held businesses may be paid in installments over a 15-year period if elected
An executor may elect to postpone payment of the estate tax attributable to a remainder or reversionary interest until eight months after the interests of the other person(s) terminate
All are false
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The estate's death taxes
The estate's funeral expenses.
The estate's administrative expenses.
All are allowable.
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In general, an estate tax return is not required to be filed unless the value of the gross estate and adjusted taxable gifts exceeds the exemption equivalent.
Estate taxes must be paid when the return is filed including any extensions.
The estate tax return is due, ignoring extensions, 12 months after the decedent's date of death.
All are false
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The transferee is liable for the generation skipping transfer tax (GSTT) in the case of a direct skip
Special use valuation is available for farmland to help alleviate liquidity problems
Qualified disclaimers are not available for estate planning purposes
All are false
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$3,600,000
$2,000,000
$1,800,000
$0
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$600,000
$1,100,000
$1,770,000
$2,270,000
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It establishes the value of the disclaimed assets.
It qualifies the assets for the alternative valuation date.
It is not treated as a gift made by the person who disclaims..
It allows the person making the disclaimer to determine the recipient.
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Six months
One year
Three years
No minimum time period exists
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The tax base for the federal estate tax is the total of the decedent's taxable estate and post-1976 taxable gifts
Property included in a decedent's gross estate consists of only that property to which the decedent held title
Funeral expenses are not deductible from the gross estate
All are false
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The alternate valuation date can be used for estate tax purposes only if the election increases the value of the gross estate
If the alternative valuation date is elected, changes in value that occur solely because of "mere lapse of time" must be ignored
Gross estate, a federal law concept, is generally smaller than the probate estate, a state law concept
All are false
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$180,000
$0
$600,000
$420,000
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All beneficial interests be included in the decedent's estate
Post-1976 gifts by the decedent be included in the decedent's estate
Certain gifts made by the decedent within three years of the date of death are included in the decedent's gross estate.
Gift taxes on gifts made by the decedent or the decedent's spouse that are paid by the decedent or his estate during the three-year period ending with the decedent's date of death must be included in the decedent's gross estate.
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All interest and dividends received in year of death
Only interest and dividends received prior to the date of death
Only interest and dividends received after the date of death
None of the interest and dividends received
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The "blockage" regulations allow the IRS to prevent the estate's executor from electing the alternate valuation date
If the alternate valuation date is elected, changes in value that occur solely because of a "mere lapse of time" usually are to be ignored
The alternate valuation date can be elected for estate tax purposes only if the election decreases the value of the gross estate and estate tax liability (after reduction for credits).
If property is sold within 6 months of the date of death, the alternative valuation date is the date of sale.
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If a marital deduction is elected on a QTIP trust transfer, property remaining in the QTIP trust is not included in the estate of the surviving spouse.
The credit for state death taxes has been replaced with a deduction for state estate taxes
The unified credit is the only credit allowed against the estate tax
All are false
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Claudia's estate receives no credit or deduction for the tax paid by Joe's estate
Claudia's estate receives a credit for $1,000,000 of Joe's estate tax.
Claudia's estate receives a credit for $2,000,000 of Joe's estate tax
Claudia's estate receives a deduction for $2,000,000 of Joe's estate tax
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The estate includes a 40% interest in a closely held business.
The estate includes a relatively large remainder or reversionary interest.
The executor of the estate shows reasonable cause.
All are valid reasons
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A sale or exchange of property
A dividend.
A return of capital.
Ordinary income
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$0
$400,000
$1,000,000
$1,200,000
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$450,000
$1,102,500
$1,450,000
$652,500
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A curtesy interest is a widower's interest in his deceased wife's property
All gifts made within three years of the date of death must be included in the gross estate
Dower rights are not the same as curtesy rights
All are false
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$0
$50,000
$150,000
$166,667
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Administrative expenses are not deductible on the estate's income tax return.
Casualty or theft losses incurred during the administration of the estate are not deductible on the estate tax return.
There is a limitation of $100,000 on the charitable contribution deduction for estate tax purposes
All are false
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The gross-up rule applies to the gift tax triggered by a gift during a three-year look-forward period
All gift taxes paid by the decedent on gifts made within five years of the date of death must be included in the gross estate
If a transferor retains voting rights in stock of a controlled corporation for the transferor's lifetime, the stock is included in the transferor's gross estate
All are false
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$0
$150,000
$180,000
$300,000
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Use valuation is available for farm land to help alleviate liquidity problems
Transferee is liable for the generation skipping transfer tax (GSTT) in the case of a direct skip
The generation skipping transfer tax (GSTT) is imposed to assure that some form of transfer taxation is imposed once a generation
A direct skip skips one or more generations
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$0
$25,000
$35,000
$100,000
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$1,000,000.
$1,500,000.
$780,800.
$3,500,000
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By an independent actuary
By an appraiser
By considering the fact that the transferor has died
Using actuarial tables
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