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Hello, I need help with below. Am trying to calculate it but got the wrong answers. Also, having a hard time remembering the rules about

Hello, I need help with below. Am trying to calculate it but got the wrong answers. Also, having a hard time remembering the rules about gifts and inheritance and when property is converted from personal use to business use (and vice versa). Any suggestions, please advise.

1. Nella inherited a house from her grandfather Nick on 3/1/2015. Nick had purchased the house on 8/4/1980 for $500,000. On 3/1/2015 the house had a FMV of $1,000,000. Nella moved into the house on 3/1/2015. She lived there until 7/6/2019 when it had a FMV of $900,000. She then started renting it out and depreciated it by $20,000 until she sold it on 12/1/2020 for $1,050,000.

Select one:

a. $570,000 gain.

b. $550,000 LTCG.

c. $170,000 gain ($20,000 1250 gain and $150,000 remaining 1231 gain)

d. No gain or loss.

e. $70,000 gain ($20,000 1250 gain and $50,000 remaining 1231 gain)

2. Ursula received a gift of a house from her mother, Shelly. Shelly bought the house on 3/1/2000 for $900,000. On 5/1/2015 when the house was worth $700,000, Shelly gifted it to Ursula. Ursula rent the house out from 5/1/2015 until she moved into the house on 8/1/2019 when the house was worth $850,000. During the time it was rented she deducted $20,000 of depreciation. If Ursula sells the house for $900,000. Urusula will recognize.

Select one:

a. $70,000 1231 gain

b. $20,000 LTCG

c. $50,000 LTCG

d. $70,000 LTCG

e. $150,000 LTCG

f. $20,000 Section 1250 Gain

g. No gain or loss

3. Nella inherited a house from her grandfather Nick on 3/1/2015. Nick had purchased the house on 8/4/1980 for $500,000. On 3/1/2015 the house had a FMV of $1,000,000. Nella moved into the house on 3/1/2015. She lived there until 7/6/2019 when it had a FMV of $900,000. She then started renting it out and depreciated it by $20,000 until she sold it on 12/1/2020 for $850,000.

Select one or more:

a. Nella recognizes a $130,000 as a 1231 loss.

b. Nella recognizes $0 gain or loss.

c. Nella recognizes a $370,000 LTCG

d. Nella recognizes a $150,000 1231 Loss

e. Nella recognizes a $370,000 1231 gain

4. Zelda purchased land on 3/1/2000 for $200,000. She put a mobile home on the land and lived there until May 1, 2019 when it was valued at $160,000. She moved off the land and started using it as a farming business in May 2019. She sold the land on April 5, 2020 for $140,000. Prior to netting any gains and losses, what is Zelda's recognized gain or loss on the sale of the land.

Select one:

a. $20,000 Section 1231 Loss

b. $20,000 Short-term capital loss.

c. $60,000 1231 Loss

d. $20,000 Long-term capital loss

e. $60,000 Long term capital Loss

f. No Gain or loss

5. Zelda purchased land on 3/1/2000 for $200,000. She put a mobile home on the land and lived there until May 1, 2019 when it was valued at $160,000. She moved off the land and started using it as a farming business in May 2019. She sold the land on April 5, 2020 for $210,000. Prior to netting any gains and losses, what is Zelda's recognized gain or loss on the sale of the land.

Select one:

a. $10,000 LTCG

b. $50,000 LTCG

c. $10,000 1231 Gain

d. $50,000 1231 Gain

e. $50,000 Short-term Capital Gain

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