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Corporate Taxation Law 749 D.A. Kahn Fall 2012 Email: dougkahn@umich.edu Materials The materials required for the course: Kahn, Kahn and Perris, Principles of Corporate Taxation (West, 2010) Selected Federal Taxation Statutes and Regulations (West, 2013 edition) Supplemental Materials and Problems to be downloaded from the class website: www.professordougkahn.com Assignments Reference to KKP refer to the pages of Kahn, Kahn and Perris, Principles of Corporate Taxation (West, 2010)). References to cases and rulings can be found at the class website and can be downloaded. References to sections of the IRC refer to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 as amended to date. When a Code section is assigned, the student should read the regulations that apply to that section unless there are a large number of regulations under that section. Regulations will be listed in the assignments below only if selected regulations under a Code provision are to be read or if the listed regulation is promulgated under a Code provision that is not assigned in that unit. If an assigned regulation is not included in the volume of the Selected Statutes and Regulations that you are using, you can locate that regulation through Westlaw or Lexis or in the Library. In answering the assigned problems, you will find it helpful to scan the appropriate regulations to see if relevant provisions are there. Problems are designated by a Roman numeral for the general category followed by an Arabic numeral for the specific problem in that category. For example, Problem I-3 refers to the question number 3 in Problem Set #1 (Nonliquidating Corporate Distributions). The Problems and Supplemental materials can be downloaded from the class website: www.professordougkahn.com. Any reference in the problems to a corporation s stock is to common stock unless the problem states otherwise. Any preferred stock in the problems will not be nonqualified preferred stock (as defined in 351(g)) unless the facts of the problem indicate otherwise. Assignments are grouped by subject matter without regard to the amount of class time that will be devoted to that subject. In some cases, an assignment will be discussed for several days; and in some cases, an assignment will take up less than one class hour. Corporate Taxation Syllabus, Page 1

A direction to Note material means that the material either will not be discussed in class or will be discussed only briefly. 1. Introduction KKP 1-5 IRC 11, 55 2. Definition of a Corporation KKP 5-7 3. Dividend-Received Deduction KKP 16-17. IRC 243(a), (c), 246(b). Note: 246(c) and 246A Problem #I, Problem I-1 4. Amount Distributed KKP 11-12 IRC 301(a)-(d) Problem #I, Problems I-2 and I-3 5. Dividends [Definition, Role and Determination of Earnings and Profits, Determination of Dividend, 301 Distributions, Basis to Distributee] KKP 12-33, 35. Note: KKP 33-35 Problem #I, Problems I-4, I-5, I-6 IRC 301, 312(a), (b), (c), (f), (k), (l) and (n); 316(a); 317(a). Note 1059. Prop. Reg. 1.301-2(a) 6. Disguised and Constructive Dividends KKP 37-38 Exacto Spring Corp. v. Commissioner Rev. Proc. 67-14 7. Distributing Corporation's Recognition of Gain or Loss KKP 35-37 General Utilities v. Helvering Honigman v. Commissioner IRC 267(a)(1), (b), (d); 291(a)(1); 311; 1245; 1250 8. Dividends and Bargain Sales to Shareholders Problem #I, Problems I-7 through I-14 9. Stock Redemptions (Generally) and Attribution of Stock Ownership KKP 39-45 IRC 162(k); 301 303; 311, 312(n)(7); 318; 1059(e)(1)(A). Problem #I, Problems I-15 through I-19 Corporate Taxation Syllabus, Page 2

10. Tax Treatment of Stock Redemptions KKP 45-50, 68 IRC 302(a), (d). Prop. Reg. 1.301-2, 1.302-5 11. Purchase versus 301 Distribution (a) (b) (c) Not Essentially Equivalent Test KKP 50-56 United States v. Davis IRC 302(b)(1); 318 Safe Harbors KKP 56-63 Problem #I, Problems I-20 through I-24 IRC 302(a)-(d); 312(a), (n)(7); 318; 1059(e)(1)(A) Partial Liquidations KKP 63-68 IRC 302(a), (b)(4), (e); 346(a); 1059(e)(1)(A) 12 Stock Redemption's Effect on E & P and Creation of Extraordinary Dividend KKP 70-74 Problem #1, Problems I-25 and I-26 IRC 311(b); 312(a), (b), (f)(1), (n)(7); 1059(e)(1)(A) 13. Redemption of Stock Included in Decedent's Gross Estate KKP 68-70 IRC 303. Note IRC 1014. 14 Stock Redemption as Dividend to Another Person KKP 74 15 Constructive Redemptions KKP 75-81 Problem #I, Problems I-32 through I-34 IRC 301; 304; 311; 312. Omit 304(b)(3), (4), (5), (6). Note: 1059(a)(1), (e)(1)(a). 16. Stock Dividends KKP 119-131 Problem #I, Problems I-35 through I-40 IRC 305; 307; 312(a), (b), (d); 317(a); 1223(4), (5). Omit 305(e). Note: 351(g). Treas. Reg. 1.1012-1(c) Corporate Taxation Syllabus, Page 3

17. Preferred Stock Bail-Outs KKP 131-140 Problem #I, Problem I-42 (a) through (d), (h) IRC 306; 1223(4), (5) Treas Reg. 1.1012-1(c) 18. Complete Liquidations (a) (b) (c) (d) Introduction KKP 83-85 Liquidating Corporation's Recognition of Gain or Loss KKP 85-91 Problem # II, Problems II-1 through II-7 IRC 336(a), (d), 362(e)(2) Ordinary Liquidation and Reincorporations KKP 91-93 IRC 331; 334(a) Controlled Subsidiary KKP 93-101 Problem #II, Problems II-8 and II-9 IRC 267(a)(1), (f)(2); 332; 334(b); 336(a), (d)(3); 337 Treas. Reg. 1.1502-34 19. Sale of Liquidating Corporation's Assets KKP 103-105 Commissioner v. Court Holding Co. United States v. Cumberland Public Service Co. Note: IRC 1060, and Treas. Reg. 1.453-11. 20. Note: Sale of Stock Note: IRC 338 and 336(e) [This material is discussed in KKP at pp. 105-117, but that is not required reading.] 21. Transfers to Controlled Corporation \ (a) Nonrecognition and Basis KKP 142 156, 175-177 Problem #IV, Problems IV-1 through IV-9 Sec. 3.07 of Rev. Proc. 77-37; Rev. Rul. 2006-2 IRC 291(a)(1); 351; 358(a), (b); 362(a); 368(c); 1032; 1245(b); 1250(d). Note: 248, 1239. Corporate Taxation Syllabus, Page 4

(b) (c) (d) (e) Boot and Liabilities KKP 156-174. Note: 174-175 Peracchi v. Commissioner Rev. Rul. 95-74, Rev. Rul. 2007-8 Problem #IV, Problems IV-10 through IV-14 IRC 267; 351; 357; 358; 362(a), (d), (e)(2). Prop. Reg. 1.351-2(b); 1.358-2(g), (i), Exs. (16) and (17). Characterization of Income KKP 175-177 Problem #IV, Problems IV-15 through IV-18 IRC 1239 Note: Anti-Abuse Rules Note: KKP 177-181 Note: Rev. Rul. 84-71 Problems Problem #IV, Problems IV-19 through IV-31 22. Corporate Divisions KKP 184-210, 232 Gregory v. Helvering Rev. Rul. 73-44 Rev. Rul. 98-27 Problem #V, Problems V-2 through V-5 IRC 312(h)(1); 355(a)-(c); 356; 358; 361(c) Treas. Reg. 1.368-1(e) 23. Boot Distributed in a Corporate Division KKP 210-223 Rev. Rul. 93-62. Note: Commissioner v. Clark. Problem #V, Problems V-6 through V-9. IRC 312(h)(1); 355(a)-(c), 356; 358; 361(c); 1059(e)(1)(B) Treas. Reg. 1.312-10 24. Special Rules for Distributing Corporation s Recognition of Gain KKP 223-232 Problem # VA IRC 355(d) and (e) Corporate Taxation Syllabus, Page 5

25 Reorganizations (Overview) KKP 233-244, 274-276 Rev. Rul. 81-25 Rev. Rul. 85-197 Rev. Rul. 66-224 Rev. Rul. 99-58 Problem #VI, Problems VI-1 through VI-3 IRC 306(c)(1)(B); 312(h)(2); 354; 355; 356; 357; 358; 361; 362; 368; 1032 Treas. Reg. 1.368-1(e), Temp. Reg. 1.368-1T(e)(2)(v), Exs. (1) and (2) 26. Non-Triangular Acquisitive Reorganizations and Forward Triangular B and C Reorganizations KKP 244-260, 276-288 Turnbow v. Commissioner Rev. Rul. 88-48 Problem #VI, Problems VI-4 through VI-9. IRC 306(c)(1)(B); 312(h)(2), 354; 355; 356; 358; 361; 362; 368; 1032 Treas. Reg. 1.1032-2, and -3 27. Distribution or Receipt of Boot KKP 288-294 Commissioner v. Clark Rev. Rul. 93-61 Rev. Rul. 98-10 IRC 356(a)(2); 361(c); 1059(e)(1)(B) 28. Triangular Reorganizations KKP 258-265 Problem #VI, Problems VI-10 and VI-13 IRC 368(a)(2)(D), (E), (b) Treas. Reg. 1.368-2(j) Treas. Regs. 1.358-6, 1.1032-2, and -3 29. Horizontal Double Dummy Transactions KKP 294-296 Rev. Ruls. 67-448 Rev. Rul. 68-357 Rev. Rul. 76-123 Rev. Rul. 88-44 GCM 37135 Problem #VI, Problem VI-14 30. Acquisition or Retention of Tax Attributes KKP 297-306 Problem VII, Problem VII-1 through VII-20 IRC 381; 334 Corporate Taxation Syllabus, Page 6

31. Limitations on Acquisition and Retention of Tax Attributes KKP 306-325, 329-331. Note: 331-332 Problem # VIII, Problems VIII-1 through VIII-5 IRC 382; 269 32. Acquisitive D Reorganizations KKP 267-269, 287-288 IRC 357(c); 368(a)(1)(D), (2)(A) Corporate Taxation Syllabus, Page 7