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OLga [1]
3 years ago
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Jill inherited 100 shares of gotech inc. Stock when her mother died on october 21, 2015; the fair market value of the stock was

$20 per share. Her mother paid $200 per share when she purchased the stock march 1, 2006. If jill sells all 100 shares for $50 per share on july 3, 2018, how should she report the sale on her income tax return?
Business
1 answer:
leonid [27]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: Jill earned a profit of $3000 on selling the shares she inherited. Since she sold the shares after holding it for more than one year (12 months), she should report the income as a long-term capital gain on her income tax return.

After her mother's death, Jill will inherit the 100 shares if Gotech inc at the fair market at the time of inheritance - 21st October  2015.

Fair Market value = 100 * 20 =2000

Her gain upon selling the shares on June 3 2018 is

Gain on selling shares = (50-20)*100 = 3000

Jill held on to shares for a little less than two years and eight months after inheriting them before she decided to sell.  

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