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Comment on whether the ending cash balances for the three months are adequate and what National might do in a month where the estimated cash balance is negative.
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Jason sells stock with an adjusted basis of $66,000 to JJ Inc., his 60% owned corporation, for its fair market value of $60,000. JJ Inc., sells the stock three years later for $67,000.
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