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Old 04-02-2009, 10:21 AM
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Post S Corporation loans to shareholders

I understand that interest imputed on a loan to a shareholder is reported as interest income to the corporation and an equal amount of investment interest expense is reported by the shareholder. When you look at the s corporation tax return is the offset to the interest income considered a distribution to the shareholder? What effect would there be if the shareholder had a zero basis?

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GECZ



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