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Vertical, Inc., a flow through entity, has a 2022 net 1231 gain of $84,000 and had a $12,000 net 1231 loss in 2021. The company also had a $12,000 net 1231 loss in 2020 and a $15,000 net 1231 loss in 2019. All of these prior losses are unrecaptured. For 2022, how will Verticals net 1231 gain be treated (how much will be treated as ordinary income and how much as long-term capital gain)? If Vertical could wait until 2023 to sell the asset associated with the net 1231 gain of $84,000, would there be any benefits to the taxpayer (other than deferring the gain)?
Assume that Hamlin Inc., another flow-through entity, owns another asset (equipment used to produce inventory and has incurred no 1231 losses in the last five years) originally purchased for $700,000. Total depreciation deductions amounted to $520,000. The equipment is sold in 2022 for $800,000. How much is the recognized gain and what is the character of the gain?

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