Skylark Corporation Owns 90% of the Outstanding Stock of Quail

question 47

Multiple Choice

Skylark Corporation owns 90% of the outstanding stock of Quail Corporation,having purchased the stock five years ago for $550,000.Pursuant to a plan of liquidation adopted by Quail Corporation on March 4,2010,Quail distributes all its property on December 1,2010,to its shareholders.Quail Corporation had never been insolvent and had E & P of $830,000 on the date of liquidation.Pursuant to the liquidation,Quail distributed property worth $690,000 (basis $580,000) to Skylark Corporation.How much gain must the parties recognize in 2010 on the transfer of this property to Skylark Corporation?

• A)$140,000 as to Skylark and $110,000 as to Quail.
• B)$0 as to Skylark and $110,000 as to Quail.
• C)$140,000 as to Skylark and $0 as to Quail.
• D)$30,000 as to Skylark and $110,000 as to Quail.
• E)None of the above.

Discuss the impact of media and culture on body image and gender perceptions.

Examine the consequences of gender norms on personal and professional lives.

Understand the role of parenting and education in reinforcing or challenging gender stereotypes.

Critique the social structures that maintain gender roles and contribute to gender inequality.

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