A wholesale business with a December 31 year-end purchased new equipment on November 25, 2021, for $41,000. Before 2021, the business owned no other equipment. Required: a. What are the tax consequences if the business sells the equipment in 2023 for (a) $16,000? (b) $24,000? (c) $47,000? (Use a minus sign (-) when entering numbers that reduce UCC.) 2021 purchase 2021 CCA 2021 UCC 2022 CCA 2022 UCC 2022 UCC Situation A Less disposal Proceeds Interim UCC Balance $ 41,000 0 Ending UCC $ 0 2022 UCC Situation B Less disposal Proceeds Interim UCC Balance $ 0 Ending UCC $ 0 2022 UCC Situation C Less disposal Proceeds Interim UCC Balance $ 0 Ending UCC Capital Gain Taxable Capital gain $ 0

A wholesale business with a December 31 year-end purchased new equipment on November 25, 2021, for $41,000. Before 2021, the business owned no other equipment. Required: a. What are the tax consequences if the business sells the equipment in 2023 for (a) $16,000? (b) $24,000? (c) $47,000? (Use a minus sign (-) when entering numbers that reduce UCC.) 2021 purchase 2021 CCA 2021 UCC 2022 CCA 2022 UCC 2022 UCC Situation A Less disposal Proceeds Interim UCC Balance $ 41,000 0 Ending UCC $ 0 2022 UCC Situation B Less disposal Proceeds Interim UCC Balance $ 0 Ending UCC $ 0 2022 UCC Situation C Less disposal Proceeds Interim UCC Balance $ 0 Ending UCC Capital Gain Taxable Capital gain $ 0

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