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On january 1, eagle corporation (a calendar year taxpayer) has accumulated e & p of $300,000. during the year, eagle incurs a net loss of $420,000 from operations that accrues ratably. on june 30, eagle distributes $180,000 to libby, its sole shareholder, who has a basis in her stock of $112,500. how much of the $180,000 is a dividend to libby?

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