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ACCT 3151 Introduction to Tax / Spring 2024/ MTE #2/05 Mar 2024 No.
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An individual had the following transactions during 2022 and 2023:
adjusted cost
\table[[item,description,date,proceeds,base],[1,Sold 1,000 shares of stock A,12 Mar 2022,8,000,6,800],[2,Sold 800 shares of stock B,23 Oct 2022,3,000,7,100],[3,sold jewellry,02 Feb 2023,3,500,900],[4,sold designer furniture,11 Apr 2023,650,900],[5,sold stamp collection,19 May 2023,800,1,900],[6,sold sailboat,08 Jul 2023,18,000,23,000],[7,sold old piano,12 Nov 2023,29,600,16,000]]
Assume that the individual makes the maximum use of capital losses when they arise. What effect would the above transactions have on the individual's 2023 taxable income?
A 3,475
B 2,025
C 6,150
D 4,700
E None of theseAn individual had the following transactions during 2022 and 2023:
item
1
2
description
date
proceeds
base
Sold 1,000 shares of stock A
12 Mar 2022
23 Oct 2022
8,000
6,800
Sold 800 shares of stock B
3,000
3,500
7,100
sold jewellry
02 Feb 2023
900
900
345
6
sold designer furniture
11 Apr 2023
19 May 2023
650
sold stamp collection
800
18,000
1,900
sold sailboat
08 Jul 2023
23,000
7
sold old piano
12 Nov 2023
29,600
adjusted cost
16,000
Assume that the individual makes the maximum use of capital losses when they arise. What effect would the above transactions have on the individual's 2023 taxable income?
A 3,475
B 2,025
C 6,150
D 4,700
E None of these
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