Using Internal Revenue Code Section references, identify the following transactions

(a.) A corporation transfers a division to a newly formed subsidiary in return for its stock.

(b.) A corporation transfers a division to a newly formed subsidiary in return for its stock, then distributes 100 percent of the stock in the subsidiary to its shareholders.

(c.) The 20 percent minority shareholders in a subsidiary swap their stock for stock in the parent.

(d.) A corporation purchases 80 percent of the stock of another corporation for cash, then liquidates the acquired corporation, and takes title to the assets.

(e.) Same as (d), but the consideration paid was voting convertible preferred stock in the acquiring corporation.

(f.) Same as (d), except that the acquired corporation was not liquidated.

(g.) Two sole proprietorships merge by forming a new corporation, then transferring all assets to it in exchange for stock.

(h.) Same as (g), but the proprietorships were incorporated prior to the merger.