Education Planning
Investments
Retirement
Estate Planning
Tax Planning
100

The year of maturity for a Uniform Gifts to Minors Act account in California. 

18 Years Old

100

The type of risk when foreign investments are priced in their local currency. 

Exchange Rate Risk

100

The maximum Roth IRA contribution (per year) for joint filers with a MAGI greater than $240,000

$0

100

Typically recommended for second marriages, this type of trust protects an individual's asset on behalf of the surviving spouse while maintaining control over how the assets are distributed once the surviving spouse dies (in other words, assets pass to the trust's beneficiaries).

Qualified Terminable Interest Property (QTIP) Trust

100

The 4th estimated tax deadline for 2024 is during this month. 

January 2025

200

The year of maturity for a Uniform Transfers to Minors Act account in California. 

21 Years Old

200

The ratio used to calculate returns in excess of the risk-free rate per unit of total risk. 

Sharpe Ratio

200

The maximum Roth IRA contribution (per year) for a married-separately filer earning the federal minimum wage (roughly $15K per year). 

$0 - the MAGI limit for married (filing separately) is $10,000

200

This type of trust can distribute taxable income to multiple generations of beneficiaries but is not subject to estate taxes when beneficiaries die.

Dynasty Trust

200

Due to most K-1s being issued after April, private fund investors typically file this IRS form to extend their income tax returns by 6 months. 

Form 4868

300

The maximum annual contribution limit to a Coverdell Education Savings Account by joint filers with MAGI greater less than $110,000. 

$2,000 Per Beneficiary

300

In real estate, this income statement line is commonly calculated by adding back taxes and debt payments to net earnings.  

Net Operating Income

300

This industry is not covered by Social Security

Railroad

300

Intended for property owners needing income while removing assets from their estate, this type of transfer involves the exchange of property for future income.

Installment Sale

300

This schedule of itemized deductions is subtracted from Adjusted Gross Income to calculate taxable income. 

Schedule A

400

The additional federal tax rate on 529 earnings withdrawn for purposes other than qualified education expenses. 

10%

400

The fee (%) for a private investment fund with a "2 and 20 over a 8 hard hurdle" and annual return of 12%. 

2.8% = 2% + (4% * 0.20)

400

Loans against qualified retirement accounts cannot exceed the greater of 50% or this dollar amount. 

$50,000

400

This type of trust distributes variable annuity income, and the corpus will be included in the grantor's estate if they die.

Grantor-Retained Unitrust (GRUT)

400

The maximum amount of ordinary losses joint filers can claim on the sale of Section 1244 Stock (restricted shares of small domestic companies). 

$100,000

500

No further contributions can be made once a ScholarShare 529 (California) account reaches this maximum balance limit. 

$529,000 Per Beneficiary

500

The fee (%) for a private investment fund with a "2 and 20 over a 8 soft hurdle" and annual return of 10%.

4% = 2% + (10% * 0.20)

500

The capital gain on an incentive stock option granted at $20, exercised at $100, and sold for $200 within one year of the grant and exercise dates.  

$100 capital gain + $80 ordinary income... the ISO would have a $180 capital gain if it was sold 1 year after the exercise date and 2 years after the grant date. 

500

This type of trust allows donors to maintain possession of a certain gift type, but gifts will return to donors' estates if they die before a specified term. 

Qualified Personal Residence Trust

500

The maximum capital gains ($) that Section 1202 (Qualified Small Business Stock) investors can exclude from federal taxes if shares are held for 4 years. 

$0... it would be $10,000,000 if the QSBS was held for at least 5 years

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