taxpayer exchanges land A for Land B . ( Like Kind property topic in Accounting )
Land A = Adjusted Basis = 190,000
Land B = Fair Market value 210,000and a Car FMV 15,000
What is realized Gain ? what is Recognized gain ?
what is the basis for land B ?
Realized gain will be higher price of Land B compare to Land A i.e. = 210000-190000= 20000
Recognized Gain will be which we have received in hand i.e. Car whose FMV is 15000.
Basis for Land B will be 210000.
taxpayer exchanges land A for Land B . ( Like Kind property topic in Accounting ) Land A = Adjusted Basis = 190,000 Land...
taxpayer exchanges land A for Land B . ( Like Kind property topic in Accounting ) Land A Adjusted Basis = 190,000 + Cash + 5000 Land B Fair Market Value = 240,000 What is realized Gain ? what is Recognized gain ? what is the basis for land B ?
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