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Jessica's office building is destroyed by fire on November 15, 2018.
The adjusted basis of the building is $390000.
She receives Insurance proceeds of $557500 on December 12, 2018.
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( a ) -- Calculate her realized and recognized gain or loss for the replacement property if she acquires an office building In December 2018 for $557500.
Answer -
Insurance proceeds = $557500.
Adjusted basis = $390000.
Realized Gain = ($557500- $390000) = $167500.
Recognized Gain = $0 Gain recognized, because the replacement was for $557500 or more.
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( b ) -- Calculate her realized and recognized gain or loss for the replacement property if she acquires an office building in December 2018 for $452500.
Answer -
Realized Gain = ($557500- $390000) = $167500.
Recognized Gain = Gain is recognized to the lesser of
Therefore, Recognized Gain = $105000.
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( c ) -- What is her basis for the replacement property in (a) and in (b) ?
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Her basis for the replacement property in (a) -
= $557500 - $167500 (Gain deferred)
= $390000
Her basis for the replacement property in (b) -
= $452500 - $62500 (Gain deferred = $167500 - $105000)
= $390000
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( d ) -- Calculate Jessica's realized and recognized gain or loss if she does not Invest In replacement property.
Answer -
Realized Gain = ($557500- $390000) = $167500.
Recognized Gain = ($557500- $390000) = $167500.
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