Greta had the following transaction in 2021: a. Carl sold a building in 2021 and generated a $3,000 unrecaptured 1250 gain and a $6,000 LT capital gain. b. Carl sold some old postage stamps he had been collecting since he was a kid at a gain of $5,000. c. Stock purchased on 4/15/21 for $4,000 and sold 11/2/21 for $1,000. d. He sold a potato washing machine that he had used in his business for an ordinary loss of $2,000 e. He sold a personal auto for a long-term loss of $1,000. f. He sold bonds that he purchased back in 2018 for a loss of $10,000. What is the net capital gain or loss and its character?

Greta had the following transaction in 2021: a. Carl sold a building in 2021 and generated a $3,000 unrecaptured 1250 gain and a $6,000 LT capital gain. b. Carl sold some old postage stamps he had been collecting since he was a kid at a gain of $5,000. c. Stock purchased on 4/15/21 for $4,000 and sold 11/2/21 for $1,000. d. He sold a potato washing machine that he had used in his business for an ordinary loss of $2,000 e. He sold a personal auto for a long-term loss of $1,000. f. He sold bonds that he purchased back in 2018 for a loss of $10,000. What is the net capital gain or loss and its character?

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