Lucy, who is single and has taxable income of $320,000, sells the following capital assets in 2022 with gains and losses as shown:View the capital assets.View the 2022 tax rate schedule for the Single filing status.View the Preferential Rates for Adjusted Net Capital Gain (ANCG) and Qualified Dividends.Read the requirements.Requirement b. Determine her increase in income tax liability if the holding period for asset B is 8 months.Increase in taxliabilityRequirement c. Determine her increase in income tax liability if the holding periods are the same as in Part a but asset B is an antique clock.Increase in taxliabilityRequirement d. Determine her increase in income tax liability if her taxable income is $470,000.Increase in taxliabilityCapital AssetsAssetABCGain or (Loss)14,5008,000(1,000)Holding Period15 months20 months14 months

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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