How does a Type C reorganization differ from a Type A reorganization? a. Type C involves the exchange of assets for stock, while Type A involves the acquisition of at lea Ob. Type C is tax-free for shareholders, while Type A triggers immediate recognition of gain or loss. Oc. Type C involves the acquisition of stock for cash, while Type A involves a merger of two corporat Od. Type C is only applicable to S corporations, while Type A is for C corporations