On January 4, 1986, Rita Racksaw purchased a warehouse for $150,000. In 2020, she sold the warehouse for $107,000. She took $150,000 depreciation under ACRS and straight-line depreciation would have been $150,000. How much and what type of income or gain would Rita have on the sale? $43,000 Section 1231 loss $107,000 Section 1231 gain $107,000 long-term capital gain $107,000 ordinary income

On January 4, 1986, Rita Racksaw purchased a warehouse for $150,000. In 2020, she sold the warehouse for $107,000. She took $150,000 depreciation under ACRS and straight-line depreciation would have been $150,000. How much and what type of income or gain would Rita have on the sale? $43,000 Section 1231 loss $107,000 Section 1231 gain $107,000 long-term capital gain $107,000 ordinary income

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Chapter8: Depreciation And Sale Of Business Property

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