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MAVERICK [17]
1 year ago
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pursuant to a plan of corporate reorganization adopted in year 1, myra eber exchanged 1,000 shares of faro corporation common st

ock that she had purchased for $75,000 for 1,800 shares of judd corporation common stock having a fair market value of $86,000. as a result of this exchange, eber’s recognized gain and her basis in the judd stock should be
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1 answer:
Verdich [7]1 year ago
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Myra Eber traded 1,800 shares of judd company common stock with a fair market value of $86,000 for 1,000 shares of faro corporation common stock that she had bought for $75,000. This was done in accordance with a corporate restructuring plan that was implemented in year 1. Eber's realised gain and her basis in the judd stock should be $300 as a result of this swap.

The group of people who buy and sell stocks, also known as shares, which stand for ownership holdings in corporations, is referred to as a stock market, sometimes known as an equity market or share market. These securities, such as shares of private companies that are made available to investors through equity crowdfunding platforms, may be listed on a public stock exchange or solely traded privately. An investment plan is typically present when making an investment. Stockbrokers and traders can purchase and sell shares (equity stock), bonds, and other assets on a stock exchange, often known as a bourse. Stocks from numerous big businesses are traded on a stock exchange. This increases the stock liquidity and, as a result, its allure to many investors.

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