Minimum Wage

North Carolina

Asked Monday, December 30, 2013 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

For 2014, the minimum wage is $7.25.
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Minimum Wage

Oregon

Asked Monday, December 30, 2013 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

For 2014, the minimum wage is $9.10.
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Minimum Wage

Alabama

Asked Monday, December 30, 2013 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

For 2014, there is no minimum wage required.
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Minimum Wage

Louisiana

Asked Monday, December 30, 2013 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

For 2014, there is no minimum wage required.
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Minimum Wage

Indiana

Asked Monday, December 30, 2013 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

For 2014, the minimum wage is $7.25.
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Sale of Business Property

Form 4797 part 1 - Section 1231 transactions

Asked Thursday, June 28, 2012 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

Section 1231 transactions are reported on Form 4797 part 1.
A partial list of of Section 1231 transactions include Sales or exchanges of :
real or depreciable property used in a trade or business and held more than 1 year.
Timber, Coal, Cattle Horses or Livestock.
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Sale of Business Property

Form 4797 part 3 transactions

Asked Thursday, June 28, 2012 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

A partial list of transactions include:
Section 1245 Property including depreciable Personal and Real Property
Section 179 deduction
A Single purpose agricultural or horticultural structure
A nonpetroleum storage facility
Clean Fuel vehicles
Section 1250 property inclusive of depreciable real property when an accelerated depreciation method was used
Real property when ACRS depreciation method was used
disposition of certain Farmland
gain on dispositions of Oil and Gas properties that included depletion and IDC expenses
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Sale of Business Property

Form 4797 part 2 - Ordinary Gain or Loss transactions

Asked Thursday, June 28, 2012 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

A partial list of transactions include:
ordinary gains and losses from property held 1 year or less.
Losses from qualifying abandonment of business or investment property.
Losses of Section 1244 Small Business Stock
Losses of Small Business Company Stock
sales of Preferred Stock
Deferred gain from Qualifying Electric Transmission Property
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Sale of Business Property

Depreciation Recapture as Ordinary Income - Sale of Personal Property

Asked Thursday, June 28, 2012 by an anonymous user

CPA Answer:

Report gain or loss on the sale of depreciable property on Form 4797.
The gain realized on the sale of depreciable personal property (Section 1245 property) is treated as Ordinary income to the extent the gain is atrributed to depreciation that reduced basis.
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