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Reason - The 46 minimum day stock ownership requirement prevents taking a dividents received deduction.C:3-58.
2. (c). Section 351 applies to property transfers in exchange for stocks.
3.(C).S shareholders are taxed on their proportionate share of earnings wheather or not distributed.
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