Stock
I want to know what happen If:
I have a S corporation that was formed in 1984 by 10
unrelated individual investors and that the company
suffered losses in its early years but know is OK.
Over the years the shareholders have gifted shares to
their children and transfered them to trusts for their
grandchildre. at the end of the las year, there were
50 chareholdes. additional gifted made have increased
the number of shareholders to 70. the company needs
more cash and would like to sell additional shares,
the investors should be advised of the tax implication
of issuing additional shares of stock????? I want
to know what you recommended to do in this situations.
Thanks very much
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Stock
Sounds like a mess, and it is possible that the Subchapter S status has already been compromised. I have a good firm that I can recommend in Dallas if you contact me.
Best wishes,
LDWG
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