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1. Distinguish between spin-offs, split-ups, and split-offs.

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The solution provides detailed explanations to distinguish between spin-offs, split-ups, and split-offs using examples.

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These concepts refer to the division of corporation into at least two parts, through the distribution or exchange of stock in one or more subsidiaries.

In a spin-off, the parent distributes the subsidiary's stock to its shareholders on a pro-rata basis. One example of this kind you could look at is such as a television ...

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