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U. S. individual owns 100% of an S corporation that owns 100% of a U. K. subsidiary ("UKSub"). UKSub has post-1986 undistributed earnings and profits of $500,000 and post-1986 foreign income taxes of $120,000. UKSub has never paid a dividend. Further assume that U. S. individual is in the 37% tax bracket. What is U. S. individual's U. S. tax liability? What is the U. S. individual's U. S. tax liability if UKSub distributes a $500,000 dividend?

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