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Green Corporation is a calendar-year taxpayer. All of the stock is owned by Evan. His basis for the stock is $35,000. On March 1 (of a non-leap year), Green Corporation distributes $120,000 to Evan. Determine the tax consequences of the cash distribution to Evan in each of the following independent situations:

   Current E&P   Accumulated E&P
a)   $30,000   $100,000
b)     50,000    ( 50,000)
c)   (73,000)   40,000
d)   (20,000)    ( 50,000)
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