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Old 09-23-2018, 09:46 PM
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Repurchase of shares to treasury stock

If a corporation repurchased outstanding shares to become treasury stock, would the money used for the purchase be considered a business cost (reduce income) or would it come from profit passed through to the shareholders (subject to income tax)? In essence, would the shareholders have to pay income tax on the money used to repurchase outstanding shares?



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