64. Answer : $0
Explanation: Recognized gain = Conversion proceeds - (the greater of Replacement property cost or the Adjusted basis of the Converted property)
Recognized gain = $0 (Conversion proceeds i.e $250,000 is less than the Replacement property cost of $301,000)
65. Answer : $9,400
Explanation: Total gain = $12,600 - $9,000 = $3,600
Recognized gain = $0 (Conversion proceeds i.e $12,600 is less than the Replacement property cost of $13,000)
Deferred gain = $3,600
Basis in the Replacement property = Replacement property cost - Deferred gain
= $13,000 - $3,600
= $9,400
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