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Sun and Moon Corporations Each Have Only One Class of Stock

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Sun and Moon Corporations each have only one class of stock outstanding.Their stock ownership is shown below. Sun and Moon Corporations each have only one class of stock outstanding.Their stock ownership is shown below.   Which of the four stock ownership changes that are illustrated is the minimum change that is needed if Sun and Moon Corporations are to be brother-sister corporations? (Assume the two corporations are equally valued.)  A)  No stock ownership change is required. B)  Charles must acquire an additional 10% of Sun Corporation. C)  Charles must acquire an additional 5% of Moon Corporation. D)  Arthur must acquire an additional 30% of Moon Corporation. Which of the four stock ownership changes that are illustrated is the minimum change that is needed if Sun and Moon Corporations are to be brother-sister corporations? (Assume the two corporations are equally valued.)

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