A, an individual, owns 60 X common shares with an adjusted basis of 60. B, an individual,
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A, an individual, owns 60 X common shares with an adjusted basis of 60. B, an individual, owns 40 X common shares with an adjusted basis of 50. X owns assets with a fair market value of 200 and total adjusted bases of 130. X has accumulated earnings and profits of 65. X liquidates, transferring assets to each shareholder proportionate to their shareholdings.
What are all of the consequences to all of the parties?
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