Schedule M-1 Book/Tax Differences Bizzer Professional Training


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Practice Excercise
The following excercise is designed to allow you to complete a Schedule M-1 by converting book income to taxable income for a hypothetical client.

Please examine the income statement below and use it as a basis to answer the questions on the screens that follow.

 

Computing a Schedule M-1
 
INCOME STATEMENT
Bizzer, Inc.

Gross Sales $ 1,840,000  
Cost of Goods Sold   1,540,000  

Other Income:

Dividends Received
 
 

10,000

 

1
Interest income from:      
    Banks:   10,000  
    Tax-exempt state bonds:   5,000  
Life insurance Proceeds from
    Death of Corporate Officer
  6,000  
Bad Debt Recoveries
    (No tax deduction claimed)
  3,500  

Expenses:

Officer's Life Insurance Premiums
    (Corporation is beneficiary)
 
 

9,500
 
Compensation of Officer   50,000  
Salaries and Wages   28,000  
Repairs   800  
Taxes   10,000  
Contributions   23,500 2
Interest Paid to Purchase
    Tax-exempt Bonds
  850  
Depreciation   5,200 3
Loss on Securities   3,600
4
Net Income Before Tax $ 203,050  
Federal Income Tax Accrued   62,225
 
Net Income $ 140,825  

 1. Dividends from 4% owned company. (Dividend Received Deduction = 70%)
 2. $300 are lobby expenses; Charitable contributions are limited to $2,500
 3. Tax Depreciation is computed to be $6,200
 4. The $3,600 Loss is a Net Long-term Capital Loss for the year.

 


 


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