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A) The acquired corporation in a Type C reorganization may retain its corporation charter.
B) Alpha Corporation acquires 100% of the assets of Beta Corporation in exchange for $75,000 of Alpha stock and $25,000 in cash. Beta is subsequently liquidated. This exchange qualifies as a Type C reorganization.
C) Alpha Corporation acquires 100% of the assets of Beta Corporation in exchange for $75,000 of Alpha stock and the assumption of $25,000 of Beta liabilities. Beta is subsequently liquidated. This exchange does not qualify as a Type C reorganization.
D) All of the above are false.
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A) Ann, Dewey Corporation's sole shareholder, exchanges her Dewey stock having a $400,000 FMV and a $175,000 adjusted basis for $350,000 of Heider Corporation stock and $50,000 cash. Ann realizes a $225,000 gain on the stock transfer, none of which is recognized.
B) A Type B reorganization can be accomplished without formal shareholder approval.
C) The target corporation's tax attributes are lost in a Type B reorganization.
D) All of the above are false.
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A) will have a holding period for assets beginning on the day after the acquisition date.
B) must use the preacquisition tax year.
C) will no longer file a separate return.
D) is considered to be a continuation of the old target corporation for purposes of the tax attribute carryover rules.
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A) stock whose adjusted basis is determined by its basis in the hands of the person from whom it was acquired.
B) stock acquired from a decedent.
C) stock acquired in a tax-free reorganization.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) Class I: cash, demand deposits, and similar accounts in banks, savings and loan associations, etc.
B) Class II: actively traded personal property such as publicly traded securities
C) Class III: covenants not to compete, similar restrictions on trade, etc.
D) Class IV: inventory or other property held primarily for sale to customers
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A) A taxable acquisition of the assets of a target corporation that is subsequently liquidated, results in a loss of the target corporation's tax attributes.
B) A taxable acquisition of the assets of a target corporation, that is subsequently liquidated, results in the target corporation's shareholders recognizing gain or loss on the surrender of their target stock.
C) An acquiring corporation in a tax-free or a taxable acquisition transaction does not recognize gain or loss when its stock is issued in exchange for property.
D) An acquiring corporation in a taxable acquisition transaction must acquire all of the assets and liabilities of the target corporation.
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A) June 30 of this year.
B) November 30 of this year.
C) August 15 of next year.
D) June 30 of next year.
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A) Able Corporation (New York) transfers its assets to Able Corporation (Delaware) in exchange for all of its stock. Able Corporation (New York) is liquidated. This exchange is a Type F reorganization.
B) Strict adherence to legislative guidelines with regard to reorganizations is sufficient for tax-free treatment.
C) A suitable business purpose for a tax-free reorganization is to permit the minimization of shareholder taxes.
D) All of the above are false.
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A) A Sec. 338 election usually triggers taxation to the target corporation.
B) A Sec. 338 election must be made not later than the fifteenth day of the ninth month following the first stock acquisition in a series of acquisitions that leads to 80% or more stock ownership.
C) When a Sec. 338 election is made, the target corporation is treated as having sold all of its assets at their FMV at the close of the acquisition date.
D) In a Sec. 338 deemed sale election, the shareholders of the target corporation sell their stock to the acquiring corporation.
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A) In a tax-free reorganization, the acquiring corporation's holding period for the acquired properties includes the period of time the target corporation held the properties.
B) In a tax-free reorganization, if the acquiring corporation uses nonmonetary boot property, gains or losses will be recognized by the acquiring corporation.
C) The receipt of cash by a shareholder results in the recognition of all of his or her realized gain even if the transaction qualifies as a tax-free reorganization.
D) All of the above are false.
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