Answer:
B) Is affected by a requirement that the investor corporation must own the investee's stock for a specified minimum holding period.
Step-by-step explanation:
The DRD deduction allows corporations to deduct dividends received from other corporations from their income. This deduction varies from 70-100% of total dividends received. If the company's stock ownership is:
- less than 20%, it can deduct 70% of distributed dividends
- more than 20% but less than 80%, it can deduct 80% of distributed dividends
- 80% or more, it can deduct 100$ of distributed dividends
The minimum holding period that enables a corporation to request a DRD is 45 days prior to receiving the dividends.