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Calculation of Amount of W Co.’s Dividends Received Deduction
Particulars | Ownership % | Explanation | Amount ($) | |
I. | Dividend income from Sub Corp. |
51% [Given in question] |
C-corporations with 20% or more ownership, but less than 80% ownership stake can deduct 80% of dividend income received. = $500000 * 80% |
400000 |
II. | Dividend income from Subsidiary Co. |
85% [Given in question] |
C-corporations with 80% or more ownership can deduct the full amount of dividend received = $1000000 * 100% |
1000000 |
W Co.’s Dividends Received Deduction | I + II | 1400000 | ||
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