Questions 21-24 are based on the following information:
On 8/24/x5, Hunter and 6 individuals organized M Corporation. Each received the following shares of M Corp. voting stock:
During the current tax year, M Corp. redeemed 2,000 of Hunter's shares for $30,000, 1,500 of his father's shares, 1,500 of his mother's shares, 3,000 of his sister's shares, and 12,000 of Bill's shares.
Hunter had a basis in the redeemed M Corp. stock of $4,000.
Question 212 pts
Before the redemption, Hunter owns the following percentage of M Corporation:
Question 222 pts
The redemption by Hunter will qualify as a sale or exchange for tax purposes per Code § 302(b)(2) if Hunter owns less than the following percentage of M Corporation after the redemption:
Question 232 pts
Hunter will treat the $30,000 distribution from M Corporation as follows:
Question 242 pts
If instead M Corp. had redeemed 1,000 shares of Hunter with a $4,000 basis, 500 of his father's shares, 500 of his mother's shares, 9,000 of his grandfather's shares, and 9,000 of Bill's shares, Hunter would treat the $30,000 distribution from M Corporation as
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