A liquidated corporation always recognizes loss realized in a complete liquidation where none of the shareholders is a corporation.

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In a complete liquidation, a corporation generally recognizes gain or loss on the distribution of its assets to shareholders, but there are exceptions and specific conditions under which losses may not be recognized, such as related-party transactions or certain tax attributes.

A Liquidated Corporation Always Recognizes Loss Realized in a Complete