General Account:- Hank owns a gym called Ultimate Fitness. During the past year, Hank sold his facility to purchase a larger building with a parking lot. He received sales proceeds of $125,000 form the buyer. He paid a sales commission to his broker of $6,500. The building had an original cost of $105,00 and had accumulated depreciation for tax purposes of $15,825. What is Hank's realized gain or loss on the sale?

General Account:- Hank owns a gym called Ultimate Fitness. During the past year, Hank sold his facility to purchase a larger building with a parking lot. He received sales proceeds of $125,000 form the buyer. He paid a sales commission to his broker of $6,500. The building had an original cost of $105,00 and had accumulated depreciation for tax purposes of $15,825. What is Hank's realized gain or loss on the sale?

CONCEPTS IN FED.TAX.,2020-W/ACCESS

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Chapter10: Cost Recovery On Property: Depreciation, Depletion, And Amortization

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