$4.$ Your client purchased $200$ shares of a restaurant franchise which only opens $4$ days a week $($Wednesday$,$ Thursday, Friday, Saturday$)$ their symbol is GBC$-$G which stands for George Brown College$-$Graduates$).$ Your client bought this stock because they love their no$-$nonsense pricing $($every meal is student priced at $$11)$ and their motto of Life$-$Family$-$Balance, is great. Your client came to see you today and wants to know what they will have to declare on their $2023$ tax return, in$-$regards to this stock. SITUATION: Your client purchased $200$ shares of GBC$-$G stock on Jan $5$th $2023$ at $$4$ a share. Mar $4$th $2023$ the stock was trading at $$25$ a share when they announced a $5$ for $1$ split. April $1$st $2023$ stock was trading at $$6\mathrm{.}50$ a share when they announced another $2$ for $1$ split. Your client sold all of their shares this morning at $$5$ a share. Your client is confused and wants to know how many shares were sold, how much money they made, and how much they will have to report as capital gains on their $2023$ tax return?