Marsha Moore gave property with an adjusted basis of $28,000 to Alfred when the fair market value
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Marsha Moore gave property with an adjusted basis of $28,000 to Alfred when the fair market value of the property was
$25,000. Gift taxes paid on the property were $3,000. What is Alfred’s basis for gain?
What is his basis for loss?
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