6. The personal holding company penalty tax rate is
A) 20%.
B) 10%.
C) 15%.
D) 35%.
Ans : (A) 20%
Explanation :
If any C corporation has at least 60% Of gross income from passive income than their status is changed to Personal Holding Company (PHC).
Now, if PHC does not made sufficient distributio to its shareholder,
IRS penalize PHC at 20% Rate.
6. The personal holding company penalty tax rate is A) 20%. B) 10%. C) 15%. D) 35%.
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