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A wealth manager's client has a portfolio held in a taxable account. The end of the tax year
is approaching and the client has recognized worth of capital gains. His portfolio has
securities that have experienced of losses. These securities have not yet been sold and their
losses are therefore unrecognized. He could sell these securities and replace them with similar
securities expected to earn identical returns. The government taxes capital gains at percent.
a Without making any further transactions, how much tax does the client owe this year?
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b How much tax will he owe this year if he sells the securities with the loss?
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c How much tax will he save this year if he sells the securities with the loss?
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