Corporate dividends represent:Multiple Choicetax-free income for the recipient because they are distributions of pretax income.tax-free income for the recipient because they are distributions of aftertax income.pretax income from the corporation which becomes taxable income for the recipient.taxable income for both the corporation and the shareholder, whether or not dividends are paid toshareholders.aftertax income from the corporation which becomes taxable income for the recipient.< Prev2 of 36 #7I Next >Subn

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