Problem 12-23 (LO. 2, 3, 4)Allie forms Broadbill Corporation by transferring land (basis of $125,000, fair market value of $775,000), which is subject to a mortgage of$375,000. One month prior to incorporating Broadbill, Allie borrows $100,000 for personal reasons and gives the lender a second mortgageon the land. Broadbill Corporation issues stock worth $300,000 to Allie and assumes the mortgages on the land.If an amount is zero, enter "0".a. What are the tax consequences to Allie and to Broadbill Corporation?Allie has a realized gain of $of whichis recognized. Broadbill CorporationSincehas a basis of $in the land and Allie has a $basis in the stock.b. How would the tax consequences to Allie differ if she had not borrowed the $100,000?SinceAllie has a recognized gain of $Broadbill Corporation has a basis ofin the land and Allie has a $basis in the stock.

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