- 41 - ML Capital Resources’ stock, computed as follows: Sale price $49,581,304 Less: basis in ML Capital Resources 516,566,480 Capital loss (466,985,176) III. Notice of Deficiency Respondent mailed a timely notice of deficiency to petitioner on August 20, 1998, which set forth a number of adjustments to petitioner’s taxable income for the years at issue. The only adjustments in dispute are respondent’s determinations (i) decreasing the long-term capital loss reported by ML Capital Resources on the 1986 sale of the stock of ML Leasing to Inspiration on the ground that ML Capital Resources’ basis in the stock was overstated by $73,320,471, and to (ii) decreasing the long-term capital loss reported by Consumer Markets on the 1987 sale of the stock of ML Capital Resources to GATX/BCE on the ground that Consumer Markets’ basis in the stock was overstated by $328,826,143.30 OPINION I. Applicable Statutes The parties agree that section 304 applies to the nine cross-chain sales and that section 304 treats the cross-chain 30The $328,826,143 adjustment to the basis of the stock of Capital Resources in respondent’s notice equals the sum of (i) the $53,972,607 aggregate purchase price for the five subsidiaries, (ii) the $154,666,365 initial purchase price for ML Interfunding, (iii) the $119,819,690 final purchase price for Leasing Equipment, and (iv) the $367,481 purchase price of Vessel Leasing.Page: Previous 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Next
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