Solution:
a.
Calculation Of Adjusted Basis | |
Particulars | Amount |
Shares | 2050 |
Purchase Price Per Share | $51 |
Purchase Price (2050 Shares x $51) | $104550 |
Commission | $750 |
John's Adjusted Basis | $105300 |
b.
Calculation Of Realization Amount | |
Particulars | Amount |
Shares | 2050 |
Sale Price Per Share | $74 |
Sale Price (2050 Shares x $74) | $151700 |
Transaction Fee | ($1000) |
Amount Realized | $150700 |
c-1.
Calculation Of Gain On Sale | |
Particulars | Amount |
Amount Realized | $150700 |
John's Adjusted Basis | $105300 |
Gain (Long-Term Gain Because Of Holding Shares More Than 1 Year) | $45400 |
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