1:5-58 Capital Gains and Losses. Martha has $40,000 AGI without considering the following information. During the year, she incurs an LTCL of $10,000 and has a gain of $14,000 due to the sale of a capital asset held for more than a year, a. If the $14,000 gain is not properly classified as an LTCG (ie, is improperly treated as an ordinary gain), determine Martha's AGI. b. If the $14,000 gain is properly classified as an LTCG, determine her AGI. c. If Martha has a $2,500 STCL carryover from earlier years, how would the answers to Parts a and b be affected? 1:5-58 Capital Gains and Losses. Martha has $40,000 AGI without considering the following information. During the year, she incurs an LTCL of $10,000 and has a gain of $14,000 due to the sale of a capital asset held for more than a year, a. If the $14,000 gain is not properly classified as an LTCG (ie, is improperly treated as an ordinary gain), determine Martha's AGI. b. If the $14,000 gain is properly classified as an LTCG, determine her AGI. c. If Martha has a $2,500 STCL carryover from earlier years, how would the answers to Parts a and b be affected