Asked by Kiersten Deavy on May 14, 2024
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Stephanie sold the following stock in 2016.She received a 1099-B from each of the companies to record the sale.
Asset Cost Acquired Sale Price Sale Date ABC,200sh$168,0001/10/12$200,0004/30/17JKL,100sh35,00011/15/1625,0001/28/17XYZ,50sh28,0003/31/1517,0008/30/17\begin{array}{lrrrr}\text { Asset }&\text { Cost }&\text { Acquired }&\text { Sale Price }&\text { Sale Date }\\\mathrm{ABC}, 200 \mathrm{sh} & \$ 168,000 & 1 / 10 / 12 & \$ 200,000 & 4 / 30 / 17 \\\mathrm{JKL}, 100 \mathrm{sh} & 35,000 & 11 / 15 / 16 & 25,000 & 1 / 28 / 17 \\ \mathrm{XYZ}, 50 \mathrm{sh} & 28,000 & 3 / 31 / 15 & 17,000 & 8 / 30 / 17\end{array} Asset ABC,200shJKL,100shXYZ,50sh Cost $168,00035,00028,000 Acquired 1/10/1211/15/163/31/15 Sale Price $200,00025,00017,000 Sale Date 4/30/171/28/178/30/17 a.Complete the following table:
Asset Gain (Loss) Short or Long Term ABC JKL XYZ\begin{array}{ll}\text { Asset } & \text { Gain (Loss) } &\text { Short or Long Term }\\\text { ABC } & \\\text { JKL } & \\\mathrm{XYZ} &\end{array} Asset ABC JKL XYZ Gain (Loss) Short or Long Term b.Calculate the short-term gain (loss)after netting.
c.Calculate the long-term gain (loss)after netting.
d.What is the resulting gain (loss)to be shown on the return?
Short-term Gain
Profit realized from the sale of assets held for a year or less, subject to taxes at ordinary income rates in many jurisdictions.
Long-term Gain
The profit from the sale of an asset held for more than a year, subject to lower capital gains tax rates.
- Gain an understanding of capital gains and losses, including their identification process.
- Acknowledge the effects of balancing short-term against long-term gains and losses on taxable revenue.
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Karanpreet SinghMay 19, 2024
Final Answer :
a.
Asset Gain (Loss) Short or Long Term ABC 32,000 Long term JKL (10,000) Short term XYZ (11,000) Long term \begin{array}{lcc}\text { Asset } & \text { Gain (Loss) } & \text { Short or Long Term } \\\text { ABC } & 32,000 & \text { Long term } \\\text { JKL } & (10,000) & \text { Short term } \\\text { XYZ } & (11,000) & \text { Long term }\end{array} Asset ABC JKL XYZ Gain (Loss) 32,000(10,000)(11,000) Short or Long Term Long term Short term Long term
b.($10,000)
c.$21,000
d.$11,000
Asset Gain (Loss) Short or Long Term ABC 32,000 Long term JKL (10,000) Short term XYZ (11,000) Long term \begin{array}{lcc}\text { Asset } & \text { Gain (Loss) } & \text { Short or Long Term } \\\text { ABC } & 32,000 & \text { Long term } \\\text { JKL } & (10,000) & \text { Short term } \\\text { XYZ } & (11,000) & \text { Long term }\end{array} Asset ABC JKL XYZ Gain (Loss) 32,000(10,000)(11,000) Short or Long Term Long term Short term Long term
b.($10,000)
c.$21,000
d.$11,000
Learning Objectives
- Gain an understanding of capital gains and losses, including their identification process.
- Acknowledge the effects of balancing short-term against long-term gains and losses on taxable revenue.
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