Question 4 Alice has the following items in 2022. Her AGI before any items below is 0 . - Alice has the tax-basis in her Alice in the Wonderland LLC of $60k. Alice in the Wonderland LLC has a loss and Alice's share of the loss is $80k. Alice does not actively work for the LLC. 20k carried forward - Alice invests in stock and has a $2k long-term capital gain and $3k of short-term capital gain. Both taxable - Alice has a small online shop which she very rarely manages. Most work is done by a manager and Alice's only job is to collect money from the store. The business generates $10k income taxable - Alice has a spare home in Honolulu which she rents out on Airbnb. The Airbnb rental business has a bad year with a $12k loss. - Alice's main job is being the managing director at Alice-a Keys LLC, a company specializing in producing R\&B music tracks. Alice is also the sole owner of the LLC. In 2022, the company generates $25k How much loss from the business activities can Alice deduct in 2022? How much of the loss is carried forward (report loss carried forward separately)? Show step-by-step calculation and explanation. Alice can only deduct loss of 2k from the business activities. (10k income taxable from online shop12k loss from rental)