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    PracticeCPA®CPA REG Practice Exam 5Question 48
    Hard1 markMultiple Choice
    Area III: Property TransactionsREGTaxationProperty Transactions

    CPA · Question 48 · Area III: Property Transactions

    Which of the following is a 'Section 1231 asset'?

    Answer options:

    A.

    Inventory held for sale to customers.

    B.

    Depreciable equipment used in a business held for more than one year.

    C.

    A copyright held by the creator.

    D.

    Accounts receivable arising from services.

    How to approach this question

    Section 1231 = PP&E held > 1 year.

    Full Answer

    B.Depreciable equipment used in a business held for more than one year.✓ Correct
    Section 1231 assets are depreciable personal property or real property used in a trade or business and held for more than one year. Inventory, accounts receivable, and self-created copyrights are excluded.

    Common mistakes

    Thinking inventory is a capital or 1231 asset.
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