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Mr. John participated in the following stock transactions: Date Description Share price Number of Shares Broker Fees Jan1,2018 Purchased $5.00 1000 100 June 5,2020 Purchased

Mr. John participated in the following stock transactions:

Date Description Share price Number of Shares Broker Fees
Jan1,2018 Purchased $5.00 1000 100
June 5,2020 Purchased $5.75 1500 150
Aug 10,2020 Purchased $6.50 800 180
Dec 3,2021 Purchased $6.25 500 100
May10,2022 Sold $8.50 2300 350
Aug 10,2022 Purchased $7.50 200 75
Jan 15,2023 Sold $7.75 1700 350

Required: Calculate the taxable capital gain or allowable capital loss on the 2020 and 2021 transactions.

Round all answers to the nearest $0.00 (e.g. enter 9.99 for $9.985 or 100.00 for $100)

Prior to the may 10 2022 sale, the ACB per share (average ACB) was 5.92/share

The capital gain on the May 10, 2022 sale is 5593.68

Prior to the Jan 15 2023 sale, the ACB per share (average ACB) was Blank 3/share

The capital gain on the Jan 15, 2023 sale is Blank 4

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