Do fast answer of this general accounting question USAco, a domestic corporation, has a cost basis of $100,000 in its stock ofFORCO, a wholly-owned country X corporation. FORCO has earnings andprofits of $500,000. USACO sells FORco's stock to an unrelated partyfor $1 million. The tax effect of the transaction is:(a) USAco has a dividend of $900,000.(b) USACo has capital gain of $900,000.(c) USACo does not have to report any income from the transaction.(d) USAco has $400,000 of gain and a dividend of $500,000.

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