In appropriate situations the IRS may assertThat the Corporation be disregarded as a sham or nomineeThat income reported by the Corporation belongs on the shareholder’s personal Form 1040 Schedule C under the assignment of income principles.Income is reallocated under §482 to unrelated organizationsTax benefits may be denied under §269 if control of a Corporation is acquired for a purpose of avoiding federal income tax.All of the aboveAll of the above except CAll of the above except DAll of the above except C & D

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In appropriate situations the IRS may assert
That the Corporation be disregarded as a sham or nominee
That income reported by the Corporation belongs on the shareholder’s personal Form 1040 Schedule C under the assignment of income principles.
Income is reallocated under §482 to unrelated organizations
Tax benefits may be denied under §269 if control of a Corporation is acquired for a purpose of avoiding federal income tax.
All of the above
All of the above except C
All of the above except D
All of the above except C & D

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