Mary and Todd from the MT Corporation, with a transfer of the following properties:
Mary $1,200,000 cash
Todd $800,000 FMV property
$300,000 tax basis
Mary will receive 60% and Todd 40% of the corporate stock.
Complete the following
Mary Todd
Realized gain ________ ________
Recognized gain ________ _________
Basis of stock _________ _________
MT basis in contributed asset __________ _________
VARIATION 2: Same as Variation 1 except Todd’s property is valued at $1,200,000 and is contributed subject to a liability of $400,000.
Variation 1 Mary Todd
Realized gain _____Nil___ ____Nil____
Recognized gain ____Nil____ ____500,000_____
Basis of stock _______1,200,000__ ________800,000_
MT basis in contributed asset ____1,200,000______ ______800,000___
Variation 2
Mary Todd
Realized gain ____Nil____ _______Nil_
Recognized gain _____Nil___ ____Nil_____
Basis of stock ______1,200,000___ _______800,000__
MT basis in contributed asset ______1,200,000____ _______800,000__
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