1 Question 1Jasmine's business has run into financial problems and Jasmine contacted Michael for someassistance, As a result, in 2018, Michael loaned $5,000 to Jasmine. She signed all relevantdocumentation regarding the loan and agreed to repay the loan in 2 years. Unfortunately shortlyafter, Jasmine filed for personal bankruptcy in 2019 and this debt is a business debt. At that time,Michael learned that unsecured creditors, including himself were ultimately expected to receiveonly 10 cents on the dollar. In 2020, settlement is made, and Michael receives only $300. Howmuch, if any, is Michael able to deduct in 2019 and how much in 2020?$4,500; $300$4,900; $200$5,000; $300$4,500; $200$4,700; $500

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only 10 cents on the dollar. In 2020, settlement is made, and Michael receives only $300. How much, if any, is Michael able to deduct in 2019 and how much in 2020?

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