In 2017, Taxpayer T (T) sold 100 shares of X corporation stock to T's son S (S) for $50,000. T's adjusted basis in the 100
In 2017, Taxpayer T ("T") sold 100 shares of X corporation stock to T's son S ("S") for $50,000. T's adjusted basis in the 100 shares of X stock was $70,000. In 2022, S sold the same 100 shares of X stock to D, who was not related to S, for $85,000. How much income, gain or loss, if any, does S recognize on the sale in 2022?
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