Jada is a single taxpayer who expects to have a marginal tax rate of 35% and a (capital gain) rate of 15% for 2020 and 2021. In May of 2020, Jada sold stock in XYZ Corporation for $29,400. The stock had been purchased in November of 2019 for $41,800. In the last several weeks of 2020, Jada has identified a new investment opportunity in which she would like to invest. She needs $40,000 for the investment, but she does not have the cash available currently. As a result, she is considering selling one of two assets to provide the cash she will need: Asset A: Machinery that is used in her business. Jada estimates that the machinery will sell for $42,000. She purchased the machinery in 2017 for $56,800. During the time that she has held the machinery, she has taken depreciation of $23,000. Asset B: Land that is used in her business. Jada estimates that the land would sell for $41,800. She purchased the land in 2018 for $29,000. In addition to having flexibility over choosing which asset to sell, Jada also has flexibility over the timing of the sale. She can either choose to sell either asset before the close of the tax year or she could wait until the beginning of the following tax year. She just needs to have the cash for her new investment by the end of January of 2021. Jada doesn't believe that her business will be substantially impacted by the sale of either asset. She believes that she will be able to identify a buyer for either asset rather easily. For purposes of this analysis, you may ignore any costs of effectuating the sale, and assume that any gain or loss on the sale will not impact the tax brackets detailed above. Two to three paragraphs that analyze the tax effects of the timing of gain/loss and tax rate that applies to the netting process, and recommend a plan of action for Jada with supporting calculations. (60 minutes to complete)