Exam 7: Corporate Acquisitions and Reorganizations
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Rocky is a party to a tax-free asset-for-stock reorganization. As part of the transaction, Rocky exchanges 100% of the Hope Corporation stock with a $40,000 basis and a $50,000 FMV for Moth Corporation stock worth $40,000 and $10,000 cash. Hope Corporation is subsequently liquidated as part of the reorganization, with Moth receiving the Hope assets and liabilities. Rocky is
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In a nontaxable reorganization, shareholders of the target corporation recognize gain or loss.
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Baxter Corporation transfers assets with an adjusted basis of $300,000 and an FMV of $500,000 to Duke Corporation for 90% of Duke's single class of stock worth $500,000. The Duke stock is then exchanged for Frank's 50% interest in Baxter Corporation. Frank's basis in the Baxter stock he surrenders is $120,000. What is Duke Corporation's basis in the assets it receives?
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Brown Corporation has assets with a $650,000 basis and an $800,000 FMV. The assets are subject to $250,000 in liabilities. Clark Corporation acquires all of Brown's assets and liabilities for $600,000 in cash. Brown Corporation then liquidates. What is Clark Corporation's basis in the acquired assets?
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Taxable acquisition transactions can either be a purchase of assets or a purchase of stock.
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Bob exchanges 4,000 shares of Beetle Corporation stock that he had purchased for $800,000 for 6,000 shares of Butterfly Corporation common stock with a fair market value of $1,000,000. What is Bob's recognized gain on the exchange and his basis in the Butterfly stock?
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Acquiring Corporation is 100%-owned by Peter Hart. Target Corporation is 100% owned by Dick Weber. The two individuals are not related. Target Corporation has $400,000 of NOL carryovers at the time Acquiring Corporation is considering making a cash acquisition of part or all of Target Corporation's stock. What is the maximum amount of Target stock that can be acquired in a single transaction without the Sec. 382 loss limitation rules applying to the NOLs?
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Tax attributes of the target corporation are lost when a Sec. 338 deemed liquidation election is made.
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In a Type B reorganization, the acquiring corporation obtains substantially all of the target corporation's assets in exchange for its voting stock and a limited amount of other consideration.
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Baxter Corporation transfers assets with an adjusted basis of $300,000 and an FMV of $500,000 to Duke Corporation for 90% of Duke's single class of stock worth $500,000. The Duke stock is then exchanged for Frank's 50% interest in Baxter Corporation. Frank's basis in the Baxter stock he surrenders is $120,000. What is Frank's basis in the Duke stock he receives?
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Paris Corporation has E&P of $200,000. Paris owns all of Slider Corporation's stock, which is worth $80,000. The stock has been held for five years. Paris distributes all of the Slider stock and $20,000 cash to a 50% shareholder in exchange for all of the shareholder's 100 shares of Paris stock. The exchange qualifies as a Sec. 355 split-off transaction. The 50% shareholder's basis in the Paris stock surrendered is $90,000. What is the amount of the gain that the 50% shareholder must recognize?
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Acquiring Corporation acquires all of the stock of Target Corporation in a Type B (stock-for-stock)reorganization. Both corporations have always filed separate tax returns. Which one of the following statements regarding the acquisition is correct?
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The Sec. 338 deemed sale rules require that 70% of the target corporation's stock be owned.
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In a nontaxable reorganization, the acquiring corporation has a holding period for the acquired assets that begins on the day after the transaction date.
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In a stock acquisition, the target corporation remains intact as a subsidiary of the acquiring corporation.
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