In a Not Essentially Equivalent Redemption [§ 302(b)(1)], the Meaningful

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True/False

In a not essentially equivalent redemption [§ 302(b)(1)], the meaningful reduction test is an objective safe harbor rule that taxpayers can rely upon for sale or exchange treatment.

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Bacteria Killed

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Floating Objects

Items that are able to remain on the surface of a liquid or in the atmosphere due to the principles of buoyancy or air currents.

Pollution Tolerance

The ability of an organism or a species to withstand pollution in its environment without suffering significant adverse effects.

Primary And Secondary

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