During the current tax year, Roger disposed of his entire interest in a passive activity in a fully taxable transaction in which all realized gain or loss was recognized. The person acquiring the interest was not related to him. All gains and losses disallowed from the passive activity for the past years are listed below. How much of a loss or gain will Roger report in 2020? 2020 $18,750 2019 $(28,650) 2018 $(13,685) 2017 $(4,895) 2016 $36,000 2015 $(17,500) Select one: a.) $0 b.) $18,750 c) $(28,480) d.) $(9,980)

During the current tax year, Roger disposed of his entire interest in a passive activity in a fully taxable transaction in which all realized gain or loss was recognized. The person acquiring the interest was not related to him. All gains and losses disallowed from the passive activity for the past years are listed below. How much of a loss or gain will Roger report in 2020? 2020 $18,750 2019 $(28,650) 2018 $(13,685) 2017 $(4,895) 2016 $36,000 2015 $(17,500) Select one: a.) $0 b.) $18,750 c) $(28,480) d.) $(9,980)

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During the current tax year, Roger
disposed of his entire interest in a
passive activity in a fully taxable
transaction in which all realized
gain or loss was recognized. The
person acquiring the interest was
not related to him. All gains and
losses disallowed from the passive
activity for the past years are
listed below. How much of a loss
or gain will Roger report in 2020?
2020 $18,750
2019 $(28,650)
2018 $(13,685)
2017 $(4,895)
2016 $36,000
2015 $(17,500)
Select one:
a.) $0
b.) $18,750
c) $(28,480)
d.) $(9,980)

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