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    PracticeCPA®CPA REG Practice Exam 4Question 28
    Hard1 markMultiple Choice
    Area V: Entity TaxationC CorporationsFormation

    CPA · Question 28 · Area V: Entity Taxation

    Shareholders A (80%) and B (20%) form a C Corporation. A contributes property with a basis of $20,000 and FMV of $80,000. B contributes services worth $20,000. What is the tax consequence to Shareholder A?

    Answer options:

    A.

    $62,000 gain recognized.

    B.

    $50,000 gain recognized.

    C.

    $60,000 gain recognized.

    D.

    No gain recognized.

    How to approach this question

    1. Identify transferors of PROPERTY (A only). 2. Do they own >= 80%? (Yes, A owns 80%). 3. If yes, §351 applies to them. 4. Service provider (B) always recognizes income.

    Full Answer

    C.$60,000 gain recognized.✓ Correct
    .

    Common mistakes

    Thinking B's service contribution invalidates A's control. (It would only invalidate if A owned <80%).
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