Question: Jorge owns two passive investments, Activity A and Activity B. He plans to dispose of Activity A in the current year or next year. Juanita
Jorge owns two passive investments, Activity A and Activity B. He plans to dispose of Activity A in the current year or next year. Juanita has offered to buy Activity A this year for an amount that would produce a taxable passive gain to Jorge of $115,000. However, if the sale, for whatever reason, is not made to Juanita, Jorge believes that he could find a buyer who would pay about $7,000 less than Juanita. Passive losses and gains generated (and expected to be generated) by Activity B follow:
Two years ago........ ($35,000)
Last year .......... (35,000)
This year .......... (8,000)
Next year ............ (30,000)
Future years ........Minimal profits
All of Activity B’s losses are suspended. Should Jorge close the sale of Activity A with Juanita this year, or should he wait until next year and sell to another buyer? Jorge is in the 28% tax bracket.
Step by Step Solution
3.45 Rating (165 Votes )
There are 3 Steps involved in it
If Activity A is sold in the current year the following results Gain from Activity A 115000 Less Sus... View full answer
Get step-by-step solutions from verified subject matter experts
Document Format (1 attachment)
459-B-A-I-T (824).docx
120 KBs Word File
