John Budd is the sole shareholder of Ral Corp., an accrual-basis taxpayer engaged in wholesaling...

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John Budd is the sole shareholder of Ral Corp., an accrual-basis taxpayer engaged in wholesaling operations. Rals retained earnings at January 1, Year 1, amounted to $1 million. For the year ended December 31, Year 1, Rals book income, before federal income tax, was $300,000. Included in the computation of this $300,000 were the following:
Loss on sale of investment in stock of unaffiliated corporation
(stock held for 2 years). Ral had no other capital gains or losses.
$ (5,000)
Contribution to a recognized, qualified charity. This contribution
was authorized by Rals board of directors in December, Year 1,
to be paid on January 31, Year 2.
75,000
With regard to Rals contribution to the recognized, qualified charity, Ral
A.
Can elect to deduct in its Year 1 return any portion of the $75,000 that does not exceed the deduction ceiling for Year 1.
B.
Cannot deduct any portion of the $75,000 in Year 1 because the contribution was not paid in Year 1.
C.
Can deduct the entire $75,000 in its Year 1 return because Ral reports on the accrual basis.
D.
Can elect to carry forward indefinitely any portion of the $75,000 not deducted in Year 1 or Year 2.

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