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5 January, 16:29

The Taffy Trust is a simple trust. Sean is its sole beneficiary. In the current year, the trust earns $12,000 in taxable interest and $30,000 in rental income. In addition, the trust recognizes a $4,000 long-term capital gain and $1,100 long-term capital loss. The trustee assesses a fee of $6,500 for the year. Depreciation related to the rental property is $2,800.

a. If the trust agreement allocates fees, depreciation, and capital gains and losses to corpus, trust accounting income is $

b. However, if the trust agreement allocates one-half of the fiduciary's fees as well as all of the capital gains and losses to income, the trust accounting income is $

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  1. 5 January, 16:50
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    Solution and Explanation:

    a. Accounting income is computed below:

    Taxable interest 12,000.00

    Rental income 30,000.00

    Long term capital gain 0.00

    Long term capital loss 0.00

    Fees 0.00

    Less: depreciation - 2,800.00

    Trust accounting income 39,200.00

    b. One half of fiducary's fee = 6500 divided by 2 = 3250. This amount will be allocated to accounting income of the trust.

    Taxable interest 12,000.00

    Rental income 30,000.00

    Long term capital gain 4,000.00

    Long term capital loss - 1,100.00

    Fees - 3,250.00

    Depreciation - 2,800.00

    Trust accounting income 38,850.00
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