Tiger Corporation Is Interested in Acquiring Most of Buffalo Corporation's

question 86

Multiple Choice

Tiger Corporation is interested in acquiring most of Buffalo Corporation's assets.Buffalo's assets are currently valued at $700,000.However,there is one division of Buffalo in which Tiger is not interested.Since Buffalo wants the Tiger takeover to occur,it sells the line for its net fair market value of $250,000 ($350,000 assets less $100,000 in liabilities) .Buffalo then transfers its remaining assets to Tiger for $450,000 in common voting stock.

• A)This transaction qualifies as a "Type A" merger reorganization.
• B)This transaction qualifies as a "Type C" reorganization.
• C)This transaction qualifies as an acquisitive "Type D" merger reorganization.
• D)This transaction qualifies as a spin-off followed by a "Type C" reorganization.
• E)None of the above statements are true.

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