If the requirements for a complete termination of a shareholders interest are met, should not the substantially
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If the requirements for a complete termination of a shareholder’s interest are met, should not the substantially disproportionate redemption requirements also be met? What is the major difference between these two requirements?
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Federal Taxation 2017 Individuals
ISBN: 9780134420868
30th Edition
Authors: Thomas R. Pope, Timothy J. Rupert, Kenneth E. Anderson
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