On December 17 of the current year, Kristen's business office safe is burglarized. The theft is discovered a few days after the burglary. $5,000 cash from the cash registers is stolen. A diamond necklace and a ring that Kristen frequently wore are also stolen. The necklace cost Kristen $1,800 many years ago and is insured for its $4,000 FMV. Kristen purchased the ring for $1,000 just two weeks before the burglary. Unfortunately, the ring and the cash are not insured. Kristen's AGI for the year, not including the items noted above, is $25,000. Read the fequirements. Requirement a. What is Kristen's deductible theft loss in the current year? Enter the amount of the theft gain (loss) for each item to determine the net theft gain (loss) to be reported on Kristen's tax return in the current year. (Enter a loss with a minus sign or parentheses.) Asset Theft Gain (Loss) Cash Necklace Ring Requirement b. What is Kristen's deductible theft loss in the current year if the theft is not discovered until January of the following year? (Enter a net loss with a minus sign or parentheses. Enter a "0" if no gain or loss will be reported.) Under this fact pattern, the net theft gain (loss) in the current year would be