Scroll down to complete all parts of this task. Complete the taxpayer's current adjusted basis in the property described for each of the following situations using the information below. Enter the appropriate amounts in the designated cells below. Enter all amounts as positive values. If no entry is necessary, enter a zero (0) 6. Robin performed yard maintenance for 123 Lauren worth $800. As payment, Lauren gave Robin some antique baseball cards worth $1,700. 7. Delilah gave her son Charles a gold watch 123 that had been in the family for years. At the date of the gift, Delilah's basis in the watch was $4,000, and the fair market value of the watch was $7,000. No gift taxes were paid. 8. Crafty Corporation purchased real property for $350,000. A year later, Crafty had to pay a $15,000 assessment to the city where the property was located for converting the street into a pedestrian greenway, increasing the property's value. 9. On January 3, 2022, Matt inherited three computers upon his father's death. At the date of his death, Matt's father had a basis of $4,000 in the computers, and the fair value of the computers was $3,500. Matt used the computers in his business throughout the year, claiming $700 of depreciation, the maximum amount allowable, for 2022. Matt did not use an alternative valuation method. 10. Jeff purchased equipment to use in his 123 business. The purchase price was $32,000, delivery charges were $800, sales tax was $1,800, and maintenance costs were $3,500. 11. Lawrence performed bookkeeping services for Sue worth $3,000. As payment, Sue gave Lawrence an antique lamp worth $3,200. 12. Mr. Blonde acquired a building to use in his business. The purchase price was $650,000, which he paid for by assuming the remaining $500,000 on the seller's mortgage and with $150,000 cash. He also paid $5,000 in attorney fees, $7,600 for a flood insurance policy, and $1,600 in title fees