Assume that S corporation shareholder Julia receives pass-through ordinary income (non-separately stated income), a pass through loss of a separately stated item of loss (like a capital loss), and a cash distribution during the year. Select the correct order (with #1 first and #3 last) for how these items change the shareholder's stock basis. Assume that the S corporation has never been a C corporation. 3 pass through separately stated loss _2_ pass through ordinary income _1_ Cash distribution

Assume that S corporation shareholder Julia receives pass-through ordinary income (non-separately stated income), a pass through loss of a separately stated item of loss (like a capital loss), and a cash distribution during the year. Select the correct order (with #1 first and #3 last) for how these items change the shareholder's stock basis. Assume that the S corporation has never been a C corporation. 3 pass through separately stated loss _2_ pass through ordinary income _1_ Cash distribution

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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