Clayton Corporation owns business realty that the county condemns on July 15, year 1. The county pays
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a. What is Clayton's realized and recognized gain, assuming it does not replace the property?
b. What is its recognized gain, assuming it spends $350,000 on replacement property?
c. What is its basis in the replacement property?
d. What is its recognized gain, assuming it spends $500,000 on replacement property?
e. What is its basis in the replacement property?
f. If the corporation has a June 30 fiscal year-end, what is the last date that it can acquire qualifying replacement property?
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