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- Devi is the chief executive officer of Nishida Limited. Devi owns 20 percent of the common stock of Nishida. During the current year, Devis salary is 60,000 and he receives a 30,000 bonus. Nishida has taxable income of 200,000 and pays 80,000 in cash dividends. How much gross income does Devi have if a. Nishida is a corporation? b. Nishida is an S corporation?In 2021, Ruth transfers the following property for an 80% interest in RGB corporation (1,000 shares): Land with a FMV of $100,000 and an adjusted basis of $20,000. The land had a $40,000 mortgage which was assumed by the corporation. What is the basis of Ruth’s stock in RBG Corporation?Carlota and Dave formed an S corporation; Carlota owns 75% of the out-standing shares, and Dave owns the rest. When the entity's AAA balance is $1,000,000, it distributes an asset to each shareholder; the basis of each asset to the corporation is $197 500 Carlota's asset is worth $276,500, and Dave's is worth $237,000. a. How much gain, if any, does the the corporation recognize as a result of the distribution? $ 54250 b. By how much, if any, does the distribution increase Dave's gross income? $ t
- Carlota and Dave formed an S corporation; Carlota owns 75% of the out-standing shares, and Dave owns the rest. When the entity's AAA balance is $1,000,000, it distributes an asset to each shareholder; the basis of each asset to the corporation is $172,500. Carlota's asset is worth $241,500, and Dave's is worth $207,000. a. How much gain, if any, does the the corporation recognize as a result of the distribution? 103,500 V b. By how much, if any, does the distribution increase Dave's gross income? $ c. By how much, if any, does the distribution increase Carlota's gross income? $Keshia owns 300 shares in Parakeet Corporation. Keshia has a 40% beneficiary interest in her deceased grandmother's estate. The estate owns 700 shares in Parakeet Corporation. None of the other beneficiaries of the estate owns stock in Parakeet. In applying the § 318 attribution rules: a. b. C. d. The estate owns 980 shares. Keshia owns 580 shares. Keshia owns 1,000 shares. The estate owns 420 shares.George and Nancy form EB Corporation. George transfers land (basis of $100 and fair market value of $110) for 10 shares plus $10 cash. Nancy transfers $5 cash for 2 shares in EB Corporation. Provide information about recognized gain and stock basis]