Faron, who has a marginal tax rate of 37%, is planning to make a gift to her grandson who is in the lowest tax bracket. Which ofthe following holdings of stock would be the most tax advantageous gift from Faron's perspective?Select one:O a.O b.O.C.StockAStockAStockBFMV$25,000FMV$25,000FMV$25,000AdjustedBasis$32,000AdjustedBasis$12,000AdjustedBasis$25,000O d. For income tax purposes, Faron will be indifferent as to choice of stock to gift.

When Faron gifts the stock to her grandson, the tax consequences for her will depend on the capital…

Answered: Faron, who has a marginal tax rate of…

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