In 2021, Emily receives a distribution of $125,000 from her wholly owned calendar year corporation. As of January 1, 2021, the corporation has accumulated E & P of $15,000 and for 2021 has current E & P of $65,000. Emily's basis in her stock is $35,000. Answer the following to indicate the character of the distribution to Emily. Emily will recognize the $125,000 distribution as follows: Dividend income: Return of capital: Capital gain:

In 2021, Emily receives a distribution of $125,000 from her wholly owned calendar year corporation. As of January 1, 2021, the corporation has accumulated E & P of $15,000 and for 2021 has current E & P of $65,000. Emily's basis in her stock is $35,000. Answer the following to indicate the character of the distribution to Emily. Emily will recognize the $125,000 distribution as follows: Dividend income: Return of capital: Capital gain:

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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