T$,$ a citizen of Argentina, had never visited the U$.$S$.$ until February $1,2024$ and although T intended to remain in the U$.$S$.$ for only $2$ months before T visited, T was having such a nice time that T remained in the U$.$S$.$ through September $30,2024$ when he returned home to Argentina.$$ In need of money while in the U$.$S$.,$ on July $15,2024,$ T sold shares in Argento, S$.$A$.,$ an Argentine public company, for $$400,000.$ T bought his shares in $2021$ for $$150,000$ and when T arrived in the U$.$S$.$ on February $1,2024,$ T$$s shares were worth $$420,000.$

T$$s U$.$S$.$ income tax consequences will be:

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T will have a long$-$term capital loss of $$20,000.$

T will be exempt from U$.$S$.$ income tax as to the sale of his Argento, S$.$A$.$ shares.

T$$s U$.$S$.$ income tax will be $30\%$ of his amount realized from the sale of his Argento, S$.$A$.$ shares.

T will have a long$-$term capital gain of $$250,000.$