Exercise 18-20 (Algorithmic) (LO. 3) Included in Mary's gross estate are the following assets. Fair Market Value Date of Death Six Months Later Stock in Orange Corporation $13,840,000 $14,532,000 Stock in Crimson Corporation 20,760,000 16,608,000 If an amount is zero, enter "0". a. How much is Iindluded in her gross estate if the alternate valuation date is elected? Because the 5 2032 election be made, the amount to include is t b. Suppose all of Mary's assets pas to her surviving spouse. How much is included in her gross estate if the alternate valuation date is elected? Because the 5 2032 election be made, the amount to include is C. Express vour answer in part (a) as a Microsoft Excel formula.

Exercise 18-20 (Algorithmic) (LO. 3) Included in Mary's gross estate are the following assets. Fair Market Value Date of Death Six Months Later Stock in Orange Corporation $13,840,000 $14,532,000 Stock in Crimson Corporation 20,760,000 16,608,000 If an amount is zero, enter "0". a. How much is Iindluded in her gross estate if the alternate valuation date is elected? Because the 5 2032 election be made, the amount to include is t b. Suppose all of Mary's assets pas to her surviving spouse. How much is included in her gross estate if the alternate valuation date is elected? Because the 5 2032 election be made, the amount to include is C. Express vour answer in part (a) as a Microsoft Excel formula.

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