Ans.
True
Reason:-
According to Section 351 of Internal Revenue Code , if in a transaction, the transferor receives stock as consideration in exchange of the property being transferred and gets the control over the stock immediately after the exchange is made then such transactions is not taxable
"This means if the property is being transferred for consideration other than stock then such transactions would be taxable."
In a $ 351 transaction, if a transferor receives consideration other than stock, the transaction can...
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