See attached. 13 Problem 4-44 (LO. 4)Red Corporation wants to set up a manufacturing facility in a midwestern state. After considerable negotiations with a small town in Ohio,Red accepts the fllowing offer: land (fair market value of $3,000,000) and cash of $1,000,000.If an amount is zero, enter "0".a. How much income, if any, must Red Corporation recognize?$1b. What basis will Red Corporation have in the land?Red Corporation will have a basis of $in the land.c. Assume that in addition to the facts given, the small town offers to reduce the established property tax rate by 40% on new assetsacquired by Red during the two-year period after locating in the town. What are the Federal income tax consequences of the property taxabatement?When a municipality grants a tax abatement to a corporation for locating in the jurisdiction, the abatementconsidered a contribution to capital. In addition, ittaxable.

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Problem 4-44 (LO. 4) Red Corporation wants to set up a manufacturing facility in a midwestern state. After considerable negotiations with a small town in Ohio, Red accepts the following offer: land (fair market value of $3,000,000) and cash of $1,000,000. If an amount is zero, enter "0". a. How much income, if any, must Red Corporation recognize? b. What basis will Red Corporation have in the land? Red Corporation will have a basis of $ in the land. %24

Problem 4-44 (LO. 4) Red Corporation wants to set up a manufacturing facility in a midwestern state. After considerable negotiations with a small town in Ohio, Red accepts the following offer: land (fair market value of $3,000,000) and cash of $1,000,000. If an amount is zero, enter "0". a. How much income, if any, must Red Corporation recognize? b. What basis will Red Corporation have in the land? Red Corporation will have a basis of $ in the land. %24

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Chapter4: Corporations: Organization And Capital Structure

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