The White Summer Ski Lodge, Inc. has one class of common stock owned as follows: 20% by Winston Green 18% by Winston's nephew, Vincent 17% by Winston's old high school friend, Bud ( Bud and Winston both invested in the Landview Limited Real Estate partnership). 25% by a trust with Winston's wife Sylvia as trustee. The equal beneficiaries are Sylvia's mother, Kimberly, and Winston's brother, Kirk. 20% by Kirk's wife, Hester. Winston owns, directly or indirectly, the following percentage of the stock in the corporation: a. 82% b. 100% c. 49.5% d. 69.5%

The White Summer Ski Lodge, Inc. has one class of common stock owned as follows: 20% by Winston Green 18% by Winston's nephew, Vincent 17% by Winston's old high school friend, Bud ( Bud and Winston both invested in the Landview Limited Real Estate partnership). 25% by a trust with Winston's wife Sylvia as trustee. The equal beneficiaries are Sylvia's mother, Kimberly, and Winston's brother, Kirk. 20% by Kirk's wife, Hester. Winston owns, directly or indirectly, the following percentage of the stock in the corporation: a. 82% b. 100% c. 49.5% d. 69.5%

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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