In a Type A reorganization in the United States, the following consideration may be used to acquire a target: a.Stock b.Cash c.NOn-equity securities d.All of the above In a Type A reorganization in the United States, at least what percent of the payment to the target must be stock in the acquiring company: a.20% b.50% c.80% d.100% In a Type B reorganization in the United States, at least what percent of the payment to the target must be stock in the acquiring company: a.20% b.50% c.80% d.100% In a Type B Reorganization, the stock purchases must be completed over no longer than a.6-month period b.9-month period c.12-month period d.3-month period

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In a Type A reorganization in the United States, the following consideration may be used to acquire a target:

	a.	Stock
	b.	Cash
	c.	NOn-equity securities
	d.	All of the above

In a Type A reorganization in the United States, at least what percent of the payment to the target must be stock in the acquiring company:

	a.	20%
	b.	50%
	c.	80%
	d.	100%

In a Type B reorganization in the United States, at least what percent of the payment to the target must be stock in the acquiring company:

	a.	20%
	b.	50%
	c.	80%
	d.	100%

In a Type B Reorganization, the stock purchases must be completed over no longer than

a.
6-month period

b.
9-month period

c.
12-month period

d.
3-month period

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