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Chapter14 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A homeowner can deduct from income taxes all the items listed below, except:
A  property taxes.
B  depreciation.
C  interest on a trust deed.
D  prepayment penalties
Question #2
An owner can deduct a “loss” on the sale of residential property if that property:
A  has a homeowner’s exemption filed on it.
B  is a condominium.
C  is a second residence.
D  has been converted into rental property.
Question #3
A city tax on a real estate brokerage firm’s gross receipts is called a:
A  business license tax.
B  business stamp tax.
C  business transfer tax.
D  business property tax.
Question #4
If you sell your house, how do you determine your gain or loss?
A  Subtract adjusted cost basis from adjusted sale price
B  Subtract only adjusted cost basis
C  Subtract nothing
D  Subtract only adjusted price basis
Question #5
A property owner CANNOT deduct depreciation on what type of real property?
A  Income
B  Trade
C  Business
D  Residential
Question #6
If property taxes are NOT paid by June 30, the property:
A  is sold to the state.
B  starts a five year redemption period.
C  remains undisturbed for five years.
D  remains undisturbed for five years, starts a five year redemption period and is sold to the state.
Question #7
A married couple can exclude from taxable income up to what amount of profit from the sale of a residence?
A  $250,000
B  $500,000
C  $100,000
D  $125,000
Question #8
The homeowner’s property tax exemption will reduce an assessed valuation of $200,000 to:
A  $190,000
B  $150,000
C  $193,000
D  $175,000
Question #9
The sale of real estate in which the payments for the property extend over more than one calendar year is called a(n):
A  installment sale.
B  none of the answers are correct.
C  tax deferred exchange.
D  sale-leaseback.
Question #10
Compared to ordinary income tax rates, capital gains are taxed:
A  at a lower rate.
B  at a higher rate.
C  at the same rate.
D  at a more regressive rate.
Question #11
A single person can avoid paying capital gains taxes on up to what amount of profit from the sale of a residence?
A  $125,000
B  $100,000
C  $500,000
D  $250,000
Question #12
The documentary transfer tax is charged on money borrowed or cash down payments at the rate of:
A  50 cents per $500.
B  $1 per $1,000.
C  none of the answers are correct.
D  55 cents per $500.
Question #13
With regards to depreciation of real property, which of the following is TRUE according to income tax laws?
A  The land cannot be depreciated, but the improvements can.
B  The land and improvements can be depreciated.
C  The land can be depreciated, but not the improvements.
D  Investment property cannot be depreciated.
Question #14
Which of the following non-profit organization’s real properties are usually exempt from property taxes?
A  Religious
B  Medical or educational
C  Charitable
D  Religious, Charitable and Medical or educational
Question #15
Each year property taxes in California (Proposition 13) are allowed to increase by what percentage?
A  5%
B  10%
C  1%
D  2%
Question #16
The first installment of property taxes is due on November 1st. When is it delinquent?
A  November 10
B  July 1
C  March 1
D  December 10
Question #17
When do property taxes become a lien (before the fiscal year starts)?
A  July 1
B  January 1
C    
D  November 1
E  February 1
Question #18
For income tax purposes, you may deduct what portion of your house payment?
A  Principal only
B  Principal and interest
C  none of the answers are correct.
D  Interest only
Question #19
Municipal bonds issued to fund streets, sewers and other infrastructure needs before a subdivision is built and paid for by the purchaser are called:
A  Bond Act Issuance.
B  Vrooman Act Bonds.
C  Mello-Roos Liens.
D  Installment Bonds.
Question #20
Any net cash or net mortgage relief that a participant in an exchange might receive in addition to the actual property is known as:
A  boot.
B  booty.
C  tax free.
D  none of the answers are correct.
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