Judd Harrison owns 200 shares of stock in the Widget Company for which he paid $1,600 in
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Judd Harrison owns 200 shares of stock in the Widget Company for which he paid $1,600 in 1999. The board of directors of the company decided to pay a 10 percent stock dividend in April 2019, for which Judd received 20 shares of stock. Was this a taxable stock dividend? Explain.
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CCH Federal Taxation Basic Principles 2020
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