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A) A 2-for-1 stock split to all holders of common stock.
B) A stock dividend where the shareholder could choose between cash and stock.
C) A stock dividend to all holders of preferred stock.
D) A 2-for-1 stock split to all holders of common stock and a stock dividend to all holders of preferred stock are tax-free to the shareholder.
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A) Parents.
B) Grandchildren.
C) Grandparents.
D) Spouse.
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A) A stock redemption that completely terminates Tammy's direct interest in a corporation will be treated as an exchange for tax purposes.
B) A stock redemption that completely terminates Tammy's direct interest in a corporation will be treated as a dividend for tax purposes.
C) A stock redemption that completely terminates Tammy's direct interest in a corporation will be treated as an exchange if Tammy waives the family attribution rules and files a "triple i" agreement with the IRS.
D) A stock redemption that completely terminates Tammy's direct interest in a corporation will be treated as a dividend to the extent that the redemption exceeds Tammy's tax basis in the redeemed shares.
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A) Any percentage less than 70 percent.
B) Any percentage less than 56 percent.
C) Any percentage less than 50 percent.
D) All stock redemptions involving individuals are treated as exchanges.
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A) End-of-year bonus payment to a shareholder/employee.
B) Rent paid to a shareholder/lessor.
C) Interest paid to a shareholder/creditor.
D) All of these payments could be treated as a constructive dividend by the IRS
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A) A distribution will only be a dividend if total earnings and profits (current plus accumulated) is positive at the time of the distribution.
B) A distribution can never be a dividend if current earnings and profits are negative.
C) At a minimum, some portion of the distribution will be a dividend if current earnings and profits for the year are positive, even if accumulated earnings and profits are negative.
D) A distribution will never be a dividend if current earnings and profits for the year are negative, even if accumulated earnings and profits is positive.
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A) Corporate income is subject to two levels of taxation: the regular tax and the alternative minimum tax.
B) Corporate income is taxed twice at the corporate level: first when earned and then a second time if appreciated property is distributed to a shareholder.
C) Corporate income is taxed when earned by a C corporation and then a second time at the shareholder level when distributed as a dividend.
D) Corporate income is subject to two levels of taxation: at the federal level and a second time at the state level.
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A) Any percentage less than 60 percent.
B) Any percentage less than 50 percent.
C) Any percentage less than 48 percent.
D) All stock redemptions involving individuals are treated as exchanges.
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A) No gain recognized and a reduction in E&P of $200,000.
B) $150,000 gain recognized and a reduction in E&P of $200,000.
C) $150,000 gain recognized and a reduction in E&P of $175,000.
D) No gain recognized and a reduction in E&P of $175,000.
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