Parent Corporation owns 80% of Subsidiary Corporations stock. Sally owns the remaining 20% of the Subsidiary stock.

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Parent owns 80% of Subsidiary Corporation’s stock. Sally owns the remaining 20% of the Subsidiary stock. Subsidiary plans to distribute cash and appreciated property pursuant to its liquidation. It has more than enough cash to redeem all of Sally’s stock. What strategy for distributing the cash and appreciated property would minimize the gain recognized by Subsidiary on the Does the substitution of appreciated property for cash change the tax consequences of the liquidating for Sally?
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