Exam 7: Corporations: Reorganizations

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The ____________________ provides a restriction on the amount of tax attributes that can be carried over from the target to the acquiring corporation after an ownership shift occurs.

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A shareholder bought 2,000 shares of Zee Corporation for $90,000 several years ago. When the stock is valued at $200,000, Zee redeems these shares in exchange for 6,000 shares of Yea Corporation stock. This transaction meets the requirements of § 368. Which of the following statements is true with regard to this transaction?

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ScottishCo is owned by Gordon Bryson and his four nieces and nephews. Gordon owns all the voting stock. He wants to relinquish control; accordingly, ScottishCo redeems all of Gordon's voting common stock and issues him preferred stock and $50,000 in bonds. The nonvoting preferred shares owned by the nieces and nephew are exchanged for voting common stock. Which of the following statements is correct?

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The ____________________ doctrine treats several transactions as if they were one transaction when they are all integrated. The ____________________ doctrine ensures that the restructuring has a purpose beyond tax avoidance or evasion.

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Which of the following is not a requirement for receiving tax-free treatment for a corporate reorganization?

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Without evidence to the contrary, the IRS views transactions occurring within one year of a reorganization as part of the restructuring.

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The "Type F" is the mere change in ____________________, ____________________, or _________________________. or

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In a ____________________ divisive reorganization the original distributing corporation disappears. In a ____________________ divisive reorganization the shareholders do not give up any of their original corporation stock to receive stock in the new corporation, whereas in a ____________________ stock in the original is exchanged for stock in the new corporation.

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For corporate reorganizations, the tax laws should be considered while planning the structure of the reorganization.

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One of the tenets of U.S. tax policy is to encourage business development. Which of the following Code sections does not support this tenet?

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Discuss the influence of step transaction, sound business purpose, continuity of business enterprise, and continuity of interest doctrines on tax-free corporate reorganizations.

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Which of the following statements is false regarding the tax benefits from a loss corporation's carryovers that are taken in the current year?

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An exchange of common stock for preferred stock or bonds for preferred stock can qualify as a "Type E" reorganization.

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Present Value Tables needed for this question. Sauce Corporation is very interested in acquiring a controlling interest Pear Corporation, to obtain operating efficiencies. Sauce currently owns 30% of Pear, which it bought six years ago for $600,000. Sauce is a fruit processor with assets valued at $3 million and liabilities of $1 million. Pear supplies Sauce with fruit from its orchards that are valued at $4 million with $3 million in mortgages. Pear also has $60,000 in unused general business credits. Sauce has negotiated a restructuring with most of Pear's shareholders. It will exchange 1 share of its stock for 2 shares of Pear. Pear's founder, who own 10% of the outstanding common stock, is not willing to relinquish her stock and thus, Sauce cannot own 100% of Pear. Present Value Tables needed for this question. Sauce Corporation is very interested in acquiring a controlling interest Pear Corporation, to obtain operating efficiencies. Sauce currently owns 30% of Pear, which it bought six years ago for $600,000. Sauce is a fruit processor with assets valued at $3 million and liabilities of $1 million. Pear supplies Sauce with fruit from its orchards that are valued at $4 million with $3 million in mortgages. Pear also has $60,000 in unused general business credits. Sauce has negotiated a restructuring with most of Pear's shareholders. It will exchange 1 share of its stock for 2 shares of Pear. Pear's founder, who own 10% of the outstanding common stock, is not willing to relinquish her stock and thus, Sauce cannot own 100% of Pear.

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Mars Corporation merges into Jupiter Corporation by exchanging all of its assets for 300,000 shares of Jupiter stock valued at $2 per share and $100,000 cash. Wanda, the sole shareholder of Mars, surrenders her Mars stock (basis $900,000) and receives all of the Jupiter stock transferred to Mars plus the $100,000. How does Wanda treat this transaction on her tax return?

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Compare an acquisitive "Type D" reorganization with the "Type C" reorganization.

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Compare the consideration that can be used in "Type A," "Type B," and "Type C" reorganizations.

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The continuity of interest requires that all target shareholders receive some acquiring stock.

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One of the tenets of the U.S. tax policy is to ____________________ business development. As an extension of this concept, corporate restructurings are given ____________________ treatment.

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To qualify as a tax-free reorganization, a corporate restructuring must meet not only the specific requirements of § 368 but also four general requirements. These four requirements are: ____________________, ____________________, ____________________, and _________________________. In addition, the ____________________ doctrine should not apply to the reorganization. or

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