Timmy owns 25% of the stock of Jabo Corporation. Jabo has depreciable machinery that cost $25,000...

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Timmy owns 25% of the stock of Jabo Corporation. Jabo has depreciable machinery that cost $25,000 two years ago and has an adjusted basis of $18,000. This year, Jabo sells it to Timmy for $17,000. Timmy uses it in his business for 18 months and deducts $2,000 of depreciation. He then sells it to an unrelated party for a $1,500 gain. After determining if Timmy is a related party to Jabo and if the original sale from Jabo to Timmy produced a disallowed loss, how much gain on the sale will Timmy recognize? A. $750 O B. $1,000 O C. $1,500 O D. $2,000 Timmy owns 25% of the stock of Jabo Corporation. Jabo has depreciable machinery that cost $25,000 two years ago and has an adjusted basis of $18,000. This year, Jabo sells it to Timmy for $17,000. Timmy uses it in his business for 18 months and deducts $2,000 of depreciation. He then sells it to an unrelated party for a $1,500 gain. After determining if Timmy is a related party to Jabo and if the original sale from Jabo to Timmy produced a disallowed loss, how much gain on the sale will Timmy recognize? A. $750 O B. $1,000 O C. $1,500 O D. $2,000

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