Problem 15-56 (LO 15-4) Determine the amount of taxable dividend, nontaxable distribution, and capital gain for the distributions made in each of the following cases: Required: a. Corporate E&P of $19,800, shareholder stock basis of $20,800, distribution of $10,400. b. Corporate E&P of $10.500, shareholder stock basis of $10,000, distribution of $9,500. c. Corporate E&P of $18.200, shareholder stock basis of $6,100, distribution of $23,600 d. Corporate E&P of $16,400, shareholder stock basis of $9,150, distribution of $30.450. Note: For all requirements, leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. a. b. C d. Taxable dividend Nontaxable distribution Capital gain

Problem 15-56 (LO 15-4) Determine the amount of taxable dividend, nontaxable distribution, and capital gain for the distributions made in each of the following cases: Required: a. Corporate E&P of $19,800, shareholder stock basis of $20,800, distribution of $10,400. b. Corporate E&P of $10.500, shareholder stock basis of $10,000, distribution of $9,500. c. Corporate E&P of $18.200, shareholder stock basis of $6,100, distribution of $23,600 d. Corporate E&P of $16,400, shareholder stock basis of $9,150, distribution of $30.450. Note: For all requirements, leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. a. b. C d. Taxable dividend Nontaxable distribution Capital gain

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