Reference no: EM132176462
Problems
Assumptions: T has 100 shares of voting common stock outstanding which are owned 50 shares by A (basis $200), 30 shares by B (basis $400), and 20 shares by C (basis $150). T owns the following assets:
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Basis
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Value
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Nonoperating assets
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$200
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$300
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Operating assets
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$700
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$900
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Totals
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$900
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$1,200
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T owes $200 (in the form of 20-year bonds held by L with an adjusted basis of $190) and has E&P of $200. Assume that each T share is worth $10 and the property exchanged therefore is worth $10. Unless otherwise indicated, (1) each transaction has a proper business purpose, (2) there is continuity of T's "business enterprise," (3) the transaction is pursuant to a "plan of reorganization," and (4) the face amount of debt is its FMV. P is a publicly held corporation whose stock is traded on the NYSE. What are the tax consequences to A, B, C, L, T, and P from the following transactions?
3. On January 2 of the current year, P acquires all of C's T stock for cash. On July 1 of the current year, P acquires all of B's T stock solely for P voting stock. On December 1 of the current year, P acquires all of A's T stock solely for P voting stock. [Note: In reality, these three transactions occurring within 11 months would be difficult to separate under Regs. §1.368.2(c).] (The problem presented you a situation, then listed four alternatives: a, b, c, and d.)
What if, alternatively:
a. Each transaction is a separate "acquisition."
Part a, this alternative is less likely to happen, because of Regs. section 1.368-2(c). If they are separate (assuming), however, would B and C recognize their loss or gain? Why? How about A (ref. to section 354)? And how about P? Note that P did not have to acquire control in the swap with A, for P can have a Type B reorganization.
b. Each transaction is part of a single overall "acquisition."
Part b, this is just a replay of (2) on the top of page 65. On January 2 of the current year, P acquires all of the T common stock from A, B, and C for $200 in cash and P voting stock with FMV of $800, the consideration being allocated ratably among A, B, and C in proportion to their T stockholdings. Alternative: The exchange was conducted as a (share exchange" pursuant to an agreement of reorganization between T and P. C dissented and P supplied the cash to buy C's shares.
The problem is about the Type B reorganization. You need to write a paragraph to answer the question whether all shareholders or some of the shareholders recognize their gain or loss. Which shareholder could make a section 338 election.
c. The first transaction is a separate "acquisition," but the last two are part of a single overall "acquisition."
Part c, this alternative is a continuation of the Type B reorganization. Again, you need to write a paragraph or two, and answer the question which shareholders recognize gain or loss. Why?
d. The first two transactions are part of a single overall "acquisition," but the last is a separate "acquisition.
Part d, this alternative has the same result as alternative (a) above for B, C, and A. Why? What is P's cost basis and what is A's basis?)
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