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Question 38: A corporation is 100% owned by X. A new corporation is created with X as 65% shareholder and Y as 35% shareholder. (1) Does this constitute a brother-sister controlled group? (2) If not, shouldn't we treat it as a controlled group, just to be safe? (3) If it were a controlled group, would it qualify for the transition rule of IRC 410(b)(6)(C)? |
Answer: The answer to the first question is probably no, but I need to make some assumptions. The answer to the second question is NO. The answer to the third question is of course it would. |
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