CT6-Opt1 -1Question: Determine the tax treatment of each distribution above as either a dividend distribution, an exchange, or return of capital.Explain the tax rule that justifies and supports the determination made for each distribution.What is Thunder Inc.'s accumulated E&P at December 31,2018Scenario:Thunder Incorporated has issued 2000 shares of one class of common stocks. These shares are outstanding throughout 2018 and areowned as follows:Isaac Newton-800 shares, Ben Newton (son of Isaac)-400 shares, Mary Newton (daughter of Isaac)-400 shares, Sam Melvin-400shares, for a total of 2000 shares.Thunder Incorporated's reported current Earnings and Profit of $600,000 in 2018, and accumulated Earnings and Profits of $1,000,000at the beginning of 2018. The corporation made the following distributions to its shareholders:03/31/2018: It distributed $20/share to each shareholder or $40,000 in total ($20 x 2000).06/30/2018: It bought back 400 shares of Isaac's stock for $400,000 with a corresponding basis at the time of $200,000.09/30/2018: Redeemed 120 shares of Sam's stock for $120,000 with a basis of $72,000 for all 120 shares.12/21/2018: It distributed $20/share to each shareholder for a total of ($29,600 in total).

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Determine the tax treatment of each distribution above as e ax rule that justifies and supports the determination made fo nder Inc.'s accumulated E&P at December 31,2018 orporated has issued 2000 shares of one class of common st

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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