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Beta Corporation owns assets valued at $1 million with liabilities of $200,000. Alpha holds assets valued at $350,000 with liabilities of $150,000. Beta transfers 200,000 shares of stock and $50,000 cash, and it accepts $100,000 of Alpha's liabilities, in exchange for all of the Alpha assets. Alpha distributes the Beta stock to its shareholders for their Alpha stock and then ceases to exist. a. 368(a)(1)(A) b. $368(a)(1)(B) c. $368(a)(1)(C) d. $368(a)(1)(D) e. $368(a)(1)(E) f. $368(a)(1)(F) g. $368(a)(1)(G) h. None - this is a taxable transaction Where the acquiring corporation must have at least 40% of the shareholders of the target receive Acquiring corporation stock. a. 368(a)(1)(A) b. $368(a)(1)(B) c. $368(a)(1)(C) d. $368(a)(1)(D) e. 368(a)(1)(E) f. $368(a)(1)(F) g. $368(a)(1)(G) Beta Corporation owns assets valued at $1 million with liabilities of $200,000. Alpha holds assets valued at $350,000 with liabilities of $150,000. Beta transfers 200,000 shares of stock and $50,000 cash, and it accepts $100,000 of Alpha's liabilities, in exchange for all of the Alpha assets. Alpha distributes the Beta stock to its shareholders for their Alpha stock and then ceases to exist. a. 368(a)(1)(A) b. $368(a)(1)(B) c. $368(a)(1)(C) d. $368(a)(1)(D) e. $368(a)(1)(E) f. $368(a)(1)(F) g. $368(a)(1)(G) h. None - this is a taxable transaction Where the acquiring corporation must have at least 40% of the shareholders of the target receive Acquiring corporation stock. a. 368(a)(1)(A) b. $368(a)(1)(B) c. $368(a)(1)(C) d. $368(a)(1)(D) e. 368(a)(1)(E) f. $368(a)(1)(F) g. $368(a)(1)(G)