LO.8 During 2022, Chester (a married taxpayer filing a joint return) had the following transactions involving capital assets: Gain on the sale of an arrowhead collection (acquired as an investment at different times but all pieces have been held for more than 1 year) Loss on the sale of IBM Corporation stock (purchased 11 months ago as an investment) Gain on the sale of a city lot (acquired 5 years ago as an investment) 4 How much income tax results from these capital asset transactions if: a. Chester has taxable income of $378,400? b. Chester has taxable income of $74,125? $ 6,000 (3,500) 2,000

LO.8 During 2022, Chester (a married taxpayer filing a joint return) had the following transactions involving capital assets: Gain on the sale of an arrowhead collection (acquired as an investment at different times but all pieces have been held for more than 1 year) Loss on the sale of IBM Corporation stock (purchased 11 months ago as an investment) Gain on the sale of a city lot (acquired 5 years ago as an investment) 4 How much income tax results from these capital asset transactions if: a. Chester has taxable income of $378,400? b. Chester has taxable income of $74,125? $ 6,000 (3,500) 2,000

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