QQQ corporation has 1000 of earnings and profits. It makes distribution to its shareholder of 2000. The shareholders basis is 200. How much of the distribution is taxable as a dividend?
17 a. 2000 b. 1000 c. 0 d. 800 e. 200
18 How much of the dividends a long term capital gain?
a 2000 b 1000 c 0 d 800 e 200
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s 1. QQQ Corporation has $1,000 of Earnings and Profits. It makes a distribution to shareholder of $2,000. The shareholder's basis in QQQ is $200. How much of the distribution is taxable as a dividend? A. $2,000 B. $1,000 C. Zero D. $800 E. $200
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