Taxable transfers of property to a corporation may be desirable under certain conditions.Taxpayers may avert nonrecognition by

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All the options listed (selling the property to the corporation for debt, exchanging the property in a § 351 transaction in which boot is received, and exchanging the property with the corporation where § 351 does not apply) are scenarios where taxable transfers of property to a corporation may occur, thus making nonrecognition of gain or loss not applicable.

Taxable Transfers of Property to a Corporation May Be Desirable