What is the consequence of the sale to the highest bidder? Group of answer choices D shall own 400 shares and X shall retain 600 shares. B shall own 600 shares and the corporation shall own 400 shares. B shall own 600 shares and X shall retain 400 shares. A shall own 800 shares and X shall retain 200 shares.

What is the consequence of the sale to the highest bidder? Group of answer choices D shall own 400 shares and X shall retain 600 shares. B shall own 600 shares and the corporation shall own 400 shares. B shall own 600 shares and X shall retain 400 shares. A shall own 800 shares and X shall retain 200 shares.

SWFT Comprehensive Vol 2020

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Chapter22: S Corporations

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