None Samantha Tynsdale loaned S&S Home Cleaning, Inc. $2,500. If she takes a distribution of $500 in 2024, how will thataffect her basis?1.Her stock basis will decrease by $500, but her debt basis will remain $2,500.2.Her stock basis will not be impacted, but her debt basis will decrease by $500.3.Her stock basis will decrease by $250 and her debt basis will decrease by $250.4.There will be no impact to her basis if she takes a distribution of $500.

When a shareholder in an S corporation, for instance, Samantha Tynsdale, receives a distribution,…

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