This is the third and final phase of the Schnappauf family's tax return. This phase incor- porates the material in Chapters 9, 10, 11, and 12 requires you to analyze the various types of property transactions discussed in those chapters. 1. On February 11, 2019, Bill inherits his father's summer home. The house, located in South Lake Tahoe, Nevada, has a fair market value of $550,000 at the date of his father's death. His parents had purchased the house in 1980 for $140,000 and made $122,000 worth of capital improvements to it. Twenty percent of the total value of the property is attributable to the land. Because Bill and Joyce ultimately would like to use the property as a vacation home, they decide to rent it out. Bill actively participates in the management of the property. The property is first advertised for rent on March 1, 2019, but is not rented until April 15, 2019. Bill provides the following income and expense information for the Lake Tahoe rental property: Rent $21,000 Repairs 6,250 Management fee 4,800 Property taxes 15,100 Insurance 3,500 In addition, Bill buys a new stove for $1,800 and a new refrigerator for $1,450 on March 20, 2019. 2. The Schnappaufs receive Form 1099-B (Exhibit A-15) from Pebble Beach Inves- tors for the sale of several securities. The details on the securities sales are provided below. The selling price listed is net of brokerage commissions and represents the amount the Schnappaufs actually receive from the sale. Date Purchase Stock Acquired Date Sold Sale Price Price 150 shares Pfizer Corporation 5/12/96 8/15/19 $ 6,000 $ 300 shares Texas Instruments 7/30/01 10/25/19 17,100 50 shares Alcoa 6/10/13 10/23/19 525 1,800 25 shares Luminent 4/28/19 9/4/19 900 2,700 60 shares Textron 9/11/19 10/27/19 10,410 9,100 300 shares Hasbro 1/7/08 12/20/19 6,125 3,150 * ** *When Joyce graduated from college on May 12, 1996, her father gave her 150 shares of Pfizer Corporation stoc that he had acquired on October 27, 1988, for $1,300. At the date of the gift, the fair market value of the stock was $1,800. In January 2005, Pfizer Corporation stock split 2 for 1. **The Schnappaufs acquired 500 shares of preferred stock in Texas Instruments for $7,810. Shortly after the purchase, they received a nontaxable 10 percent stock dividend. 3. On May 18, 2019, Joyce purchases a computer system for $2,700. She also buys a color printer/copier/fax machine for $450. All the equipment is used exclusively in her business. 4. On June 12, 2019, Joyce sells her old computer system for $300 and her printer for $75. She had acquired the computer system and printer on February 18, 2016, for $2,800 and $425, respectively. When the Schnappaufs prepared their 2016 tax return, they elected to expense the computer and printer using Section 179. The computer system and the printer were used exclusively in her business. 5. Joyce receives a Schedule K-1 (Exhibit A-16) for her interest in the furniture- restoration business. 6. Other information: a. The rental property in Lake Tahoe is located at 100 Paraiso Drive, South Lake Tahoe (88197). 7. The Shnappauf's Qualifed Business Income from Queensbridge Books is $5,220 and $7,125 from B & F. These amounts should appear as QBI on Line 1 of Form 8995. INSTRUCTIONS: To complete phase III, you need the following additional forms: Schedule E and Forms 4562 and 8582. You now have all the information necessary to complete the schedules that you did not finish in phases I and