During 2020, ABC Corporation (an S corporation since its inception) distributes inventory to its soleshareholder, Jeff, in liquidation of the S Corporation.The fair market value of the inventory (not a capital asset) at the time of the distribution was$250,000 and ABC's tax basis in the property was $450,000.Before considering the effects of the distribution, Jeff's basis in his ABC stock was $300,000.What amount of capital gain, if any, does Jeff recognize on the distribution of the inventory inliquidation of the S corporation?

ABC Corporation is the S corporation which distributes its inventory to its sole shareholder on…

aring 2020, ABC Corporation (an S corporation since areholder, Jeff, in liquidation of the S Corporation. ne fair market value of the inventory (not a capital ass 250,000 and ABC's tax basis in the property was $45 Before considering the effects of the distribution, Jeff's What amount of capital gain, if any, does Jeff recognize liquidation of the S corporation?

aring 2020, ABC Corporation (an S corporation since areholder, Jeff, in liquidation of the S Corporation. ne fair market value of the inventory (not a capital ass 250,000 and ABC's tax basis in the property was $45 Before considering the effects of the distribution, Jeff's What amount of capital gain, if any, does Jeff recognize liquidation of the S corporation?

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