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A shаrehоlder begins 2026 with stоck bаsis $18,000 аnd debt basis $10,000.In 2026, the S-cоrp generates: Ordinary loss: $45,000 Section 179 deduction: $6,000 Tax-exempt income: $4,000 In 2027, the S-corp generates: Ordinary income: $22,000 Distribution: $15,000Assume suspended 2026 losses are used to the extent basis is restored. Question:a) Compute the TOTAL 2026 loss and deduction (combined) that is deductible given the basis limits. Enter a whole number (no commas). Answer: b) Using the facts above, compute the shareholder’s TOTAL basis (stock plus debt) at the end of 2026 after all allowable deductions. Enter a whole number (no commas). Answer: c) Compute the TAXABLE portion of the 2027 distribution, assuming suspended 2026 losses are used to the extent basis is restored. Enter a whole number (no commas). Answer: d) Compute the shareholder’s TOTAL basis (stock plus debt) at the end of 2027 after income, distribution, and allowed use of suspended losses. Enter a whole number (no commas). Answer:
Cоmputаtiоnаl — §351 Cоmprehensive (NUMERIC only) Fаcts: A transfers equipment (AB $120; FMV $220) with a liability 150. B transfers land (AB $300; FMV $260) and cash 40. The corporation issues only voting common stock to each founder; B also receives cash 30. Liabilities are bona fide; no services. (a) §351 applies? Enter 1 if YES, 0 if NO: (b1) A’s recognized gain under §357(c): (b2) B’s recognized gain (boot-limited): (c1) A’s stock basis after the exchange: (c2) B’s stock basis after the exchange: (d1) Corporation’s basis in A’s equipment: (d2) Corporation’s basis in B’s land: