Scott Posted September 10, 1999 Posted September 10, 1999 Would Code Section 1042 apply if, as part of a C corporation's plan to reduce the number of shareholders and convert to an S corporation, an ESOP sponsored by the C corporation purchases stock from the shareholders? Is there any requirement that stock must continue to constitute "qualified securities" after the sale to the ESOP?
RLL Posted September 11, 1999 Posted September 11, 1999 Section 1042 requires, in part, that the employer stock sold to an ESOP in a tax-deferred sale be stock of a C corporation. There is no statutory requirement that the issuing corporation remain a C corporation. After the sale, the ESOP can be one of the shareholders that consents to an S corporation election.
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