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1:9-47 subsequent years? Passive Losses. In 2019, Julie, a single individual, reported the following items of income and deduction: Salary $166,000 Interest income 14,000 Long-term capital gain from sales of stock 22,000 Short-term capital losses from sales of stock (17,000) Loss from a passive rental real estate activity (20,000) Interest expense on loan to purchase stock (21,000) Qualified residence interest on residence (12,000) Charitable contributions (8,000) Property taxes on residence (5,000) Tax return preparation fees (2,500) Unreimbursed employee business expenses (2,000) Julie owns 100% and is an active participant in the rental real estate activity. What is her taxable income for 2019? Casual Laser Tonicerenter when his fourniture manufacturing business 1-9.18 1:9-41 Amount and Character of Loss Transactions. Five years ago, Brian and his brother Boyd formed Stewart Corp., a golf apparel manufacturing corporation. At that time, Brian con- tributed $300,000 to the corporation in exchange for 50% of its stock. During the current 9-38 Individuals Chapter 9 year, Brian needed some cash to purchase a golf course so he sold a third of his interest in Stewart Corp. for $85,000. He also sold stock in the following companies for the amounts indicated: Corporation Sales Proceeds Adjusted Basis When Acquired IBM $15,000 $10,000 52 months ago Microsoft 25,000 45,000 18 months ago Tidal Radio 32,000 12,000 7 months ago Wavetable 20,000 26,000 4 months ago During the year Brian hired a collection agency to collect a $14,000 loan he made to an old friend, which was due in full on January 1 of the current year. The agency found no trace of his friend. Also during the year, BTR Corporation, in which he owns stock, went bankrupt. His investment was worth $94,000 on January 1, he purchased it six years ago for $100,000, and he expects to receive only $8,000 in redemption of his stock. Finally, Brian's salary for the year was $114,000 for his work as an associate professor. a. What are the net gains and losses from the above items and their character? b. What is Brian's AGI for the year assuming he has no other items of income or deduction