1.The Federico Corporation retired outstanding bonds with a principal amount of $50,000 by issuing $40,000 worth of its own voting stock. How would you categorize this transaction or reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 2.The Germaine Corporation was originally incorporated in the state of Ohio, but in 2021 transferred all of its assets to a newly formed corporation in Texas in exchange for all of the new company’s stock, which was then distributed to the shareholders as the Ohio company stock was cancelled and the old corporation was dissolved. How would you categorize this transaction or reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 3.Alejandro Corporation’s convertible preferred stock was converted into common stock issued by Alejandro. How would you categorize this transaction or reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 4.The Smith Corporation acquired all of the stock of the Jones Corporation for consideration comprised of Smith’s convertible bonds, and all of Jones’ assets were transferred to Smith. Jones Corporation was then dissolved as an IRC Section 332 complete liquidation. How would you categorize this transaction or reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 5.For consideration comprised of $100,000 cash, $8 million of Smith’s voting common stock and assumption of $2 million of Jones’ liabilities, Smith acquired all of Jones’ assets. Does this transaction qualify as a Type C reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 6.For consideration comprised of 20% of Smith Corporation’s voting preferred stock, Smith Corporation acquired all assets and liabilities of Jones Corporation. Smith then sold 30% of Jones’ assets within a week (these assets were not needed). Does this transaction qualify as a Type C reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 7.For consideration comprised of $10 million of Smith’s voting common stock and assumption of $15 million of Jones’ liabilities, Smith acquired all of Jones’ assets. Does this transaction qualify as a Type C reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 8.For consideration comprised of $50 million of voting, cumulative convertible preferred stock, Smith acquired Jones’ assets. Does this transaction qualify as a Type C reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 9.For consideration comprised of 20% of Smith Corporation’s voting preferred stock, Smith Corporation acquired all assets and liabilities of Jones Corporation. Does this transaction qualify as a Type C reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning. 10.For consideration comprised of bonds that are convertible into voting common stock, Smith acquired Jones’ assets. Does this transaction qualify as a Type C reorganization? Briefly state your reasoning.