I:13-7 Carlie who is single has a Sec. 1231 gain of $10,000 and no Sec. 1231 losses
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I:13-7 Carlie who is single has a Sec. 1231 gain of
$10,000 and no Sec. 1231 losses during the current year. Explain why the gain might be taxed at
(a) 15%,
(b) 37%,
(c) 25%,
(d) 20%, or
(e) zero.
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