6.The stock in Black Corporation is owned by Joseph and Elizabeth, who are unrelated. Joseph owns 80%and Elizabeth owns 20% of the stock in Black Corporation. The following assets are to be distributed incomplete liquidation of Black Corporation:CashInventoryEquipmentAdjustedBasisFair MarketValue$300,000$300,00075,000100,000200,000100,000a.What gain or loss would Black Corporation recognize if it distributes the cash and equipmentto Joseph and the inventory to Elizabeth?b. What gain or loss would Black Corporation recognize if it distributes the cash and inventory toJoseph and the equipment to Elizabeth?

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