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Making the S Election – The Kean Case and Beneficial Ownership	0	0%
S Corporations – Basic Qualification Rules	0	0%
Liquidation of a Subsidiary – Section 332	0	0%
De Facto Liquidations – The Rendina Case	0	0%
Liquidation of a Nonsubsidiary – Sections 331 and 336	0	0%
Section 306 Stock – The Preferred Stock Bailout Problem	0	0%
Section 305(b)(2) – When Stock Dividends Become Taxable Because Some Shareholders Get Cash	0	0%
Dividend Reinvestment Plans and Section 305(b)(1)	0	0%
Stock Dividends – The Koshland Case and the Distinction Between Same‑Class and Different‑Class Dividends	0	0%
Redemptions Through Related Corporations – Section 304	0	0%

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