CINCO, Inc. is a C corporation started by Jay Franklin in 2001. Jerry owns 40 of 60
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CINCO, Inc. is a C corporation started by Jay Franklin in 2001. Jerry owns 40 of 60 shares of CINCO stock, his daughter Megan owns 10 shares and his son Sean 10 shares. CINCO is valued at $6 Million. Jay’s basis in his shares is $450,000 and our firm recently did an earnings and profits calculation that concluded the E&P is $150,000. Jay wants to increase the ownership of Megan and Sean and proposes to do so by redeeming 20 of his shares in exchange for $2 Million. This will increase the ownership of both Megan and Sean from 16.67% to 25% reduce Jay’s ownership from 66.67% to 50%. CINCO will pay for the redeemed shares by immediately giving Jay $400,000 (2020) and issuing a note for $1.6 Million that will pay $400,000 each year beginning in 2021 and continuing through 2024. The note will also pay 3% interest.
What will be the tax results for each and supporting section? will it be considered a distribution or exchange?
South western Federal Taxation 2017 Essentials of Taxation Individuals and Business Entities
ISBN: 9780357109144
20th edition
Authors: William A. Raabe, David M. Maloney, James C. Young, Annette Nellen