Joy is a 10% shareholder in Cardinal Inc. This year, Cardinal Inc. loaned Joy $200,000 (interest-free) to buy a new home. If the federal interest rate was 4%, which of the following correct? A Joy recognizes $8,000 of imputed compensation income

Joy is a 10% shareholder in Cardinal Inc. This year, Cardinal Inc. loaned Joy $200,000 (interest-free) to buy a new home. If the federal interest rate was 4%, which of the following correct? A Joy recognizes $8,000 of imputed compensation income

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Joy is a 10% shareholder in Cardinal Inc. This year, Cardinal Inc. loaned Joy $200,000 (interest-free) to buy a new home. If the federal
interest rate was 4%, which of the following
correct?
A Joy recognizes $8,000 of imputed compensation income

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