Sell Corporation has 400 shares of its only class of stock outstanding. Mr. Church owns 60 shares,
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Sell Corporation has 400 shares of its only class of stock outstanding. Mr. Church owns 60 shares, his wife owns 80 shares, his son owns 200 shares, and his son’s daughter owns 60 shares. Under the constructive ownership rules for stock redemptions, how many shares of Sell Corporation's stock is the son’s daughter considered to own?
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b. 200 Gr 260
d. 400
e. None of the above
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