XYZ corporation (E &P $1,000,000) distributes machinery, adjusted basis $20,000Fair Market Value of $150,000 to sole shareholder. The property is subject toLiability of $10,000 which shareholder assumes(A)How much dividend Johnson report150000-10000140000What is his basis in the machinery150000(B)FMVWhat is the effect on corporation's eamings and E & PIncrease by gainIncrease by liab13000010000-150000Decrease by FMV-10000

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XYZ corporation (E&P$1,000,000) distributes machinery, adjusted basis $20,000 Fair Market Value of $150,000 to sole shareholder. The property is subject to Liability of $10,000 which shareholder assumes

XYZ corporation (E&P$1,000,000) distributes machinery, adjusted basis $20,000 Fair Market Value of $150,000 to sole shareholder. The property is subject to Liability of $10,000 which shareholder assumes

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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