Anne and Paul are shareholders of Android Corporation. Each has a stock basis of $10,000. Android...

Anne and Paul are shareholders of Android Corporation. Each has a stock basis of $10,000. Android has
$12,000 of current E&P and $5,000 of accumulated E&P. Android distributes $3,000 to Anne on July 31
and to Paul $33,000 On December 1. What are the tax consequences of the distribution?
(a) What is Ann’s dividend income (if any)?
(b) What is Ann’s capital gain? (if any)?
(c) What is Paul’s dividend income (if any)?
(d) What is Paul’s capital gain (if any)?

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Anne and Paul are shareholders of Android Corporation. Each has a stock basis of $10,000. Android has
$12,000

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