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Number of days that are initially given to an audited individual or business to either request ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




a conference with an appeals officer or agree to the proposed adjustment. (Ch 2-6) - ✔✔30
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Number of days that are given to an audited individual or business after the appeals ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




conference to either pay the proposed deficiency or file a petition in the US Tax Court to ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




hear the case. (Ch 2-6) - ✔✔90 ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




A regulation that allows prepaid business expenses to be currently deducted when the
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contract does not extend beyond a specific numbers of months and the contract period does ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




not extend beyond the end of the tax year following the year of the payment. (Ch 6-15) -
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✔✔12 Month Rule ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Depreciable or real property used in a taxpayers trade or business owned for more than one ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




year. (Ch 11-8) - ✔✔1231 Assets ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




A tax rule requiring taxpayers to treat current year net (Ch 11-18) - ✔✔1231 Look Back
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Rule



Tangible personal property and intangible property subject to cost recovery deductions. (Ch ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




11-10) - ✔✔1245 Property ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Real property subject to cost recovery deductions. (Ch 11-14) - ✔✔1250 Property
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The portion of a corporate taxpayer's gain on real property that is converted from 1231 gain
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to ordinary income. (Ch 11-14) - ✔✔291 Depreciation Recapture
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,A change to taxable income associated with a change in accounting methods. (Ch 9-30) -
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✔✔481 Adjustment ||//\\||




A married taxpayer who lives apart from the spouse for the last 6 months of the year, who
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files a tax return separate from the spouse, and who maintains a household for a qualifying
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child. (Ch 4-24) - ✔✔Abandoned Spouse ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Early receipt of life insurance proceeds that are not taxable un certain circumstances, such
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as the taxpayer is medically certified with an illness that is expected to cause death within
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24 months. (Ch 5-28) - ✔✔Accelerated Death Benefits
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An Employer's reimbursement plan under which employees must submit documentation
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supporting expenses to receive reimbursement and reimbursements are limited to ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




legitimate business expenses. (Ch 5-23) - ✔✔Accountable Plan ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




The procedure for determining the taxable year in which a business recognizes a particular
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item of income or deduction, thereby dictating the timing of when a taxpayer reports
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income and deductions. (Ch 9-14) - ✔✔Accounting Methods ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




A fixed period of time win which a business reports income and deductions. (Ch 9-13) -
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✔✔Accounting Period ||//\\||




A method of accounting that generally recognizes income in the period earned and
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recognizes deductions in the period that liabilities are incurred. (Ch 5-6) - ✔✔Accrual ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Method



A tax assessed on corporations that retain earning without a business reason to do so. (Ch
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15-3) - ✔✔Accumulated Earnings Tax ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||

,Issued after the IRS loses a trial-level or circuit court case where the IRS doesn't necessarily
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agree with the court's ruling, but chooses to no longer litigate the issue. (Ch 2-17) -
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✔✔Acquiescence



An IRS pronouncement that explains the background reasoning behind an IRS
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acquiescence or nonacquiescence . (Ch 2-17) - ✔✔Action on Decision ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




A type of tax based on the value of property. (Ch 1-15) - ✔✔Ad Valorem
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A tax imposed at a rate of .9% for salary or wages or net self-employment earning in excess
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of $200,000. (Ch 8-14) - ✔✔Additional Medicare Tax
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An asset's carrying value for tax purposes at a given point in time, measured as the initial
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basis plus capital improvements less depreciation or amortization. (Ch 10-1,11-5) -
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✔✔Adjusted Basis ||//\\||




Gross income less specific "above the line" deductions. It is an important reference point in
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the income tax formula. (Ch 4-2) - ✔✔Adjusted Gross Income
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A taxpayer's before-tax rate of return on an investment minus the taxes paid on the income
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from the investment. (Ch 3-3) - ✔✔After Tax Rate of Return
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A support payment of cash made to a former spouse. (Ch 5-14) - ✔✔Alimony
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Requires that income or expenses are recognized when all events have occurred that ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




determine or fix the right to receive the income or liability to make the payments and the ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




amount of the income or expense can be determined with reasonable accuracy. (Ch 9-21) -
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✔✔All Events Test ||//\\|| ||//\\||

, A concept that says: Gross income means all income from whatever source derived. (Ch 4-
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2) - ✔✔All Inclusive Income
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Method used for financial reporting purposes; under this method, bad debt expense is based ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




on an estimate of the amount of the bad debts in AR at YE. (Ch 9-25) - ✔✔Allowance
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Method



A tax that is designed to require taxpayers to pay some specific level of tax even when they
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have low or no regular taxable income as a result of certain tax breaks in the tax code. (Ch
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4-11) - ✔✔Alternative Minimum Tax ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Adjustments, either positive or negative, to regular taxable income to arrive at the ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




alternative minimum tax base. (Ch 8-9) - ✔✔Alternative Minimum Tax Adjustments ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




A system that was designed to ensure that taxpayers generating economic income pay some
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minimum amount of income tax each year. (Ch 8-8) - ✔✔Alternative Minimum Tax System ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Alternative minimum taxable income minus the alternative minimum tax exemption. (Ch ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




8-8) - ✔✔Alternative Minimum Tax Base ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




The method of recovering the cost of intangible assets over a specific time period. (Ch 10-1)
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- ✔✔Amortization
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The value of everything received by the seller in a transaction less selling costs. (Ch 11-2) -
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✔✔Amount Realized ||//\\||




Step 4 of tax research. (Ch 2-18) - ✔✔Analyze Tax Authorities
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A stream of equal payments over time. (Ch 5-11) - ✔✔Annuity
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