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borishaifa [10]
3 years ago
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On August 1, 2018, Kira purchased 100 shares of ITC stock for $5,000. There were no subsequent adjustments to her basis. On Augu

st 1, 2019, she sold 50 shares for $1,800. On August 31, 2019, she sold the other 50 shares for $3,400. Kira has a: ___________
a. Short-term loss of $200.
b. Short-term loss of $700 and a long-term gain of $900.
c. Long-term gain of $200.
d. Long-term loss of $700 and a short-term gain of $200.
Business
1 answer:
padilas [110]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

b. Short-term loss of $700 and a long-term gain of $900.

Explanation:

August 1, 2018, price per share $50

August 1, 2019, sold 50 shares at $36, resulting in a short term capital loss of ($700)

August 31, 2019, sold 50 shares at $68, resulting in a long term capital gain of $900

If you own a stock for 1 year or less, any gain/loss will be considered short term. If you own a stock for more than 1 year, any gain/loss will be considered long term.

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