2. A, an individual, owns all the stock of T, Inc. and B, A's son, owns...

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2. A, an individual, owns all the stock of T, Inc. and B, A's son, owns all the stock of S, Inc. A has a $200,000 adjusted basis in his T stock. T sells all its assets, in which it has a $100,000 aggregate adjusted basis, to S for $1,000,000 cash and then liquidates, distributing the cash to A. What are the tax consequences of the transaction to all relevant parties? 2. A, an individual, owns all the stock of T, Inc. and B, A's son, owns all the stock of S, Inc. A has a $200,000 adjusted basis in his T stock. T sells all its assets, in which it has a $100,000 aggregate adjusted basis, to S for $1,000,000 cash and then liquidates, distributing the cash to A. What are the tax consequences of the transaction to all relevant parties?

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