A nonliquidating distribution
19-Oct-2019 05:00
A cash liquidation distribution, also known as a liquidating dividend, is the amount of capital returned to the investor or business owner when a corporation is partially or fully liquidated.
Not quite double, but still considerably more gain than that with which the shareholder started.Thus, if a shareholder is paid
Not quite double, but still considerably more gain than that with which the shareholder started.
Thus, if a shareholder is paid $1,000,000 in cash from a corporation in complete redemption of stock in which the shareholder has a $100,000 adjusted basis, the shareholder recognizes $900,000 in gain.
||Not quite double, but still considerably more gain than that with which the shareholder started.Thus, if a shareholder is paid $1,000,000 in cash from a corporation in complete redemption of stock in which the shareholder has a $100,000 adjusted basis, the shareholder recognizes $900,000 in gain.
,000,000 in cash from a corporation in complete redemption of stock in which the shareholder has a 0,000 adjusted basis, the shareholder recognizes 0,000 in gain.