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Gain on sale of public company shares =$22,000
Gain on sale of listed personal property =$1,000
Total gain. =$23,000
Loss on sale of public company shares =($4,000)
Loss on sale of listed personal property =($2,000)
Total net taxable capital gain =$17,000
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