In general, what circumstance exist when a corporation is making liquidating distribution compared to a non-liquidating...
In general, what circumstance exist when a corporation is making liquidating distribution compared to a non-liquidating distribution?
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The distributions, property and cash, are categorised mainly into - liquidating or non-liquidating distribution. These two types of distributions have to be differently in taxation. In general, when the corporation makes a liquidating distribution the circumstances which occur include either:
-- when a partnership liquidates itself and afterwards distributes for the property to its partners
-- when a partnership which is an ongoing redeems the interest of one of its partners; and often it occurs when a partner retires from the partnership, or when interest of deceased partner’s is liquidated
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