FEDERAL TAX INCOME LAW 2
Federal Tax Income Law
Question one:
First of all, it is important to understand that Individual A rented the apartment to commercial
tenants before selling it to individual B. The sale resulted in capital gain for individual B while
individual A incurred some losses. Under chapter 1 of the capital gain and losses, it is held that a
gain that is derived from the sale of a property should be treated as special under certain
circumstances. In this case, section 1201 of the code holds that the maximum tax rate of capital
gain needs to be 25%. Therefore, the sale of each asset should be granted special treatment as per
the regulations thereunder. The provisions of section 751 of the code highlights the importance
of recognizing the ordinary income with respect to the total amount that individual A sold to
individual B the building.
Question two:
a.)
Authorities relied upon: In this case, Barb will have to face the Internal Revenue Authority
and the franchise Tax Board. Barb owes the taxes because he made a profit from the sale of a
property.
Response: It is important to understand that before Barb decided to exchange property with
Dan, he had lived in it for more than five years. Therefore, tax implication will remain the
same by exchanging property to Barb despite having the consent to lenders. If he had not
lived in the house for more than 2 years, Barb cannot get tax exemption and will have to pay
on capital gain that resulted from the sale. It is worth noting that Barb sold the property at a