During the year, Kim sold the following assets: personal auto for a $8,000 gain, stock investment for a $10,000 loss, and pleasure yacht for a $3,000 loss. His Adjusted Gross Income before considering the above is $50,000. What is his Adjusted Gross Income after taking these into account?
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$45,000 |
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$48,000. |
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$40,000. |
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$47,000 |
Answer
$45000
Reason
Gross income is a business or individual income earned during a period
Gross income $50000
Add: gain on sale of personal auto $8000
Less :loss on stock investment ( $10000)
Less:loss on pleasure yacht ( $3000)
Adjusted gross income $45000
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