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    PracticeCPA®CPA TCP Practice Exam 5Question 37
    Medium1 markMultiple Choice
    Area I: Individual Compliance and PlanningTCPIndividual TaxPassive Activity Losses

    CPA · Question 37 · Area I: Individual Compliance and Planning

    A taxpayer has a $30,000 loss from a rental real estate activity in which they actively participate. Their MAGI is $130,000. What amount of loss can be deducted against active income in the current year?

    Answer options:

    A.

    $25,000

    B.

    $10,000

    C.

    $0

    D.

    $30,000

    How to approach this question

    1. Max Exception = $25,000. 2. Excess MAGI = MAGI - $100,000. 3. Reduction = 50% * Excess MAGI. 4. Allowable = $25,000 - Reduction.

    Full Answer

    B.$10,000✓ Correct
    IRC §469(i). Excess MAGI = $30,000. Reduction = $15,000. Allowable loss = $10,000. The remaining $20,000 loss is suspended.

    Common mistakes

    Forgetting the phase-out; phasing out 100% of excess.
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