Keshia owns 300 shares in Parakeet Corporation. Keshia has a 40% beneficiary interest in her deceased grandmother'sestate. The estate owns 700 shares in Parakeet Corporation. None of the other beneficiaries of the estate owns stock inParakeet. In applying the § 318 attribution rules:a.b.C.d.The estate owns 980 shares.Keshia owns 580 shares.Keshia owns 1,000 shares.The estate owns 420 shares.

As per 26 U.S code 318 a. Stock owned, directly or indirectly by or for an estate shall be…

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applying the § 318 attribution estate owns 980 shares. nia owns 580 shares.

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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