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| Constanza’s realized and recognized gain are computed as follows | ||
| Amount realized ($450,000 − $22,500) | $ 427,500 | |
| Less: | Adjusted basis | $ (165,000) |
| Realized gain | $ 262,500 | |
| Less: | IRC section 121 exclusion | $ (250,000) |
| Recognized gain | $ 12,500 | |
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