Donald has two investments in activities that are considered nonrental passive activities. He acquired Activity A six years ago, and it was profitable until the current year. He acquired Activity B in the current year. His share of the loss from Activity A in the current year is $13,750, and his share of the loss from Activity B is $6,400. Required: What is the total of Donald's suspended losses from these activities as of the end of the current year? Suspended losses

Donald has two investments in activities that are considered nonrental passive activities. He acquired Activity A six years ago, and it was profitable until the current year. He acquired Activity B in the current year. His share of the loss from Activity A in the current year is $13,750, and his share of the loss from Activity B is $6,400. Required: What is the total of Donald's suspended losses from these activities as of the end of the current year? Suspended losses

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