The general pattern of section 351 Cheatem, Steele & Run is unrelated and individuals. In September of the present year, they decide to find Rob Em Blind Corporation. Cheatem contributes a building & land with a basis of $35,000 & an FMV of$100,000. Steele contributes machinery with a basis of$55,000.00 & A FMV of$100,000.00. Run contributes $100,000 in cash. Cheatem, Steele & Run receive 1,000 shares of the single class of Rob Em Blind's par $100.00common stock. Assume each share is worth $100.

Suppose Cheatem, Steele & Run received $50,000.00 worth of Rob Em common stock & $50,000.00 of"other property.. ["boot"] each in exchange for their property contributions described in Part A. (a) Does C recognize any gain or loss on the exchange? (b) Does S recognize any gain or loss on the exchange? (c) Does R recognize any gain or loss on the exchange? (d) What is C's adjusted basis in his stock and also in the boot he received? (e) What is S's adjusted basis in his stock and also in the boot he received? (f) What is R's adjusted basis in the stock & also in the boot he received (g) What is Rob Em's adjusted basis in the land & building Connerly belonging to C (h) What is Rob Em's adj basis in the machinery formerly belonging to Steele? (i) How would any of your answers (a) through (h), above change if Steele's adjusted basis in the machinery was $120,000.00 at the time of its contribution to Rob Em? (j) Suppose S had contributed only $50,000.00 worth of machinery ( with an adjusted basis of $95,000.0) and had also contributed $50,000.00 worth of equipment (with an adjusted basis of $5,000.00) in exchange for Rob Em stock and the boot. How would this affect any of your answers to (a) through (h) above?

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a Yes Cheatem recognizes 15000 of gain on the exchange Cheatem contributed a building land with a basis of 35000 and an FMV of 100000 In exchange Chea... View the full answer