During the year, an S corporation incurs a $80,000 net operating loss. Corrine, the sole shareholder, has a $65,000 stock basis, and there is a $75,000 balance in AAA at the beginning of the year. Which statement is correct? At the end of the year, there is a zero basis in both Corrine's stock basis and the AMA O Corrine may deduct $75,000 of the loss O Comine may show a $80,000 loss deduction on her Form 1040. O At the end of the year, Corrine has a zero basis in the stock, and there is a negative $5,000 balance in the AMA

During the year, an S corporation incurs a $80,000 net operating loss. Corrine, the sole shareholder, has a $65,000 stock basis, and there is a $75,000 balance in AAA at the beginning of the year. Which statement is correct? At the end of the year, there is a zero basis in both Corrine's stock basis and the AMA O Corrine may deduct $75,000 of the loss O Comine may show a $80,000 loss deduction on her Form 1040. O At the end of the year, Corrine has a zero basis in the stock, and there is a negative $5,000 balance in the AMA

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