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Explain the alternatives available to him and how they would impact his taxable income

Foxrun Company has three equal shareholders, Thomas, Kimberly, and Jennifer. Kimberly and Jennifer are Thomas's daughters. On September 2 Foxrun redeemed all of Thomas's stock in return for $250,000. Thomas has acquired the stock six years ago for $190,000. Foxruns current E&P was $325,000. Thomas would like to minimize his federal income tax liability. 

Explain the alternatives available to him and how they would impact his taxable income.

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