Can you please solve this financial accounting question? Desert Corporation, an S Corporation, had accumulatedearnings and profits of $120,000 at the beginning of 2020.Mark and Linda each own 50% of the stock and have abasis in their stock of $60,000 on January 1, 2020. Desertdoes not make any distributions during 2020 but had$240,000 of ordinary income. In 2021, ordinary incomewas $120,000, and distributions were $120,000. What isMark's basis at January 1, 2022?A) $120,000B) $180,000C) $240,000D) $300,000

Step 1: Define Shareholder BasisThe shareholder's basis in an S Corporation includes their initial…

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