BHL owns only one asset-the warehouse building and related land that is rented by Quantro for $39,600 per year. The property was originally owned by Quantro but was sold to BHL several years ago as a means to reduce the risk exposure of this appreciating asset. On December 31, 2023 (the year-end of both companies), BHL sold the warehouse property to a third party for $407,000 (land $44,000, building $363,000). The property originally cost $352,000 (land $27,500, building $324,500). The undepreciated capital cost of the building at December 31, 2022, was $279,400. One month before selling the warehouse property, BHL purchased a newly constructed warehouse property for $528,000. (land $55,000, building $473,000.). Required: R Determine BHL's net income for tax purposes for 2023.

BHL owns only one asset-the warehouse building and related land that is rented by Quantro for $39,600 per year. The property was originally owned by Quantro but was sold to BHL several years ago as a means to reduce the risk exposure of this appreciating asset. On December 31, 2023 (the year-end of both companies), BHL sold the warehouse property to a third party for $407,000 (land $44,000, building $363,000). The property originally cost $352,000 (land $27,500, building $324,500). The undepreciated capital cost of the building at December 31, 2022, was $279,400. One month before selling the warehouse property, BHL purchased a newly constructed warehouse property for $528,000. (land $55,000, building $473,000.). Required: R Determine BHL's net income for tax purposes for 2023.

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