Need Help Filling out form $1040$ Schedule D and Form $8949$ with the amounts needed to fill out in each box of these forms. Thanks so much in advance. Using the $2022$ forms and instructions $($downloadable using the links to the right$),$ prepare Form $1040$ Schedule D and Form $8949$ for the tax return for Jane Cole. Complete these forms based on the following facts.

Taxpayer Transaction Facts $(2022)$:

Stock options, which she purchased on February $14$ for $$850,$ expired on October $1.$ Basis was reported by the brokerage company to the IRS.

On July $1,$ she sells for $$4,500$ her personal$-$use automobile acquired on March $31,2013,$ for $$18,000.$

On August $16,$ she sells for $$3,100$ her stock of York Corporation purchased as an investment on February $16,$ for $$1,600.$ Basis was reported by the brokerage company to the IRS.

On March $15,$ she sells for $$5,600$ an antique ring, a gift from her grandmother on January $10,2008,$ when its FMV was $$1,600.$ The ring was purchased by her grandmother on April $2,1982,$ for $$1,800.$

She has an STCL carryover of $$250$ from last year.

If you are uneasy about how to complete the forms, an example is provided in your textbook on pages $5-34$ through $5-40.$ The example problem is "Example I:$5-102"$ on page $5-34,$ and the completed forms follow on the next pages. You should also reference the instructions for the forms with any questions about specific lines $($search for the instructions on the www$.$irs.govLinks to an external site. or on Google: e$.$g$.,$ search "form $8949$ instructions"$).$

Use of tax software is strictly prohibited.

Submission Requirements: This assignment should be completed using the fillable PDF forms $($downloadable using the links above$),$ and must be submitted online in a PDF format. Be sure to print the completed forms to PDF format rather than just saving the fillable forms $($this ensures that when I access it$,$ the information you have entered into the forms will actually be there$).$

Helpful Hints:

Note that gains on the sales of collectibles are taxed at a maximum rate of $28\%($and therefore require completion of the $"28\%$ Rate Gain Worksheet"...see Schedule D line $18).$

Note that Jane Cole is not required to complete the "Unrecaptured Section $1250$ Gain Worksheet."

For purposes of this assignment, you do not have to complete the "Schedule D Tax Worksheet" $($in the instructions for Schedule D$).$

Note that a stock option is a capital asset, and when allowed to expire, it is treated as though a sale has taken place with no amount realized on the sale $($see textbook page $5-26$ for more information$).$ When a stock option expires, it means the owner did not exercise the option to purchase a stock at a discounted exercise price.

Only the following transactions were reported to the taxpayer on Form $1099-$B:

Expiration of stock options.

Sale of York Corporation stock.

Assume that there are no gains or losses reported on Forms $1099-$DIV, $2439,4684,4797,6252,6781,8824,$ or Schedule K$-1.$