Ccile owns a highly profitable restaurant run as a sole proprietorship. To protect herself from liabilities related
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Cécile owns a highly profitable restaurant run as a sole proprietorship. To protect herself from liabilities related to the business, Cécile incorporates the business, becoming the sole shareholder. However, she retains personal ownership of all of the assets (building, kitchen equipment, furniture, etc.) and rents them to the corporation, charging twice the normal rental value. What might Cécile be trying to accomplish with the rental arrangement? What is the most appropriate tax treatment?
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South Western Federal Taxation 2023 Essentials Of Taxation Individuals And Business Entities
ISBN: 9780357720103
26th Edition
Authors: Annette Nellen, Andrew D. Cuccia, Mark Persellin, James C. Young
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