A distribution of nonconvertible preferred stock on common stock is taxable because the distribution ultimately changes the interest of the common shareholder. T/F
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Under section 305(b)(3), a distribution (or a series of distributions) by a corporation which results in the receipt of preferred stock whether or not convertible into common stock) by some common shareholders and the receipt of common stock by other common shareholders is treated as a distribution of property to which section 301 applies. That portion of the distribution which is a dividend shall be included in gross income and be taxed.
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