For Georgie:c. Will Georgie recognize income/gain/loss?d. What is Georgie's basis in his 50 shares of AGRA stock? Amber, Georgie, Ross, and Aaron have decide to combine their resources to form AGRA, Inc., a C-corporation. Theshareholders contribute the following assets in exchange for stock in AGRANo. of sharesAdjustedBasisFair MarketValueIssuedAmber:• Cash• Unrealized accounts receivable$ 50,000150 shares$0100,000Georgie:• Georgie is a computer engineer who receivedstock in exchange for services provided$50,00050 sharesRoss• Land and Building80,000(100,000)500,000(100,000)Mortgage400 sharesAaron• Manufacturing equipment• In addition to stock, Aaron also received$50,000 in cash120,000750,000700 shares

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For Georgie: c. Will Georgie recognize income/gain/loss? d. What is Georgie's basis in his 50 shares of AGRA stock?

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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