Explanation The stocks of Corporation E should not be transferred to Person K as a gift. If Person K inherit the Corporation E’s stock then that would enable the $300,000 ( $ 500 , 000 − $ 200 , 000 ) as appreciation to escape from the Federal income taxation . The same argument could be made for the stock of Corporation R, even though the appreciation is a lesser amount of $1,000. The stocks of Corporation S should not be transferred to Person K as a inheritance as the value decreases to $200,000 ( $ 700 , 000 − $ 900 , 000 ) and that would be permanently lost

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