Spartan Corporation redeemed 25 percent of its shares for $4,500 on July 1 of this year, in atransaction that qualified as an exchange under $302(a). Spartan reported accumulated E&P atthe beginning of the year of $4,500 and current E&P at year end was $12,300. Spartan madedividend distributions of $3,600 on June 1 and $6,600 on August 31. Determine the beginningbalance in Spartan's accumulated E&P at the beginning of the next year. See Revenue Rule74-338 and Revenue Rule 74 - 339 for help in making this calculation.

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