Amount Realize =40,000
Adjusted Basis= 32,000
Replacement Costs = 44,000
what is the Realized and Recognized Gain ? what is the basis of the property ??
Answer.
Realized Gain = Amount Realized - Adjusted Basis
= $40,000 - $32,000
= $8,000
Recognized Gain is 0 because, the replacement cost of property is more than amount realized from old property. The Adjusted Basis of new Property is$36,000. Replacement cost - Gain Postponed = $44,000 -$8,000 = $36,000
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