QUESTION 19In Year 1, Jessica sold an asset used in her business for $300,000. Of this amount,she received $100,000 at closing (i.e., in Year 1) and will receive the remaining$200,000 in four equal installments of $50,000 in each of Years 2 through 5. If herbasis in the asset was $120,000, how much gain or (loss) will Jessica recognize Year 1as a result of this transaction?o $0o $36,000o $50,000o $60,000o $150,000QUESTION 20During 2022, Scott Howell received a salary of $155,000. How much payroll taxshould have been withheld from Scott's salary for 2022?o $21,901o $11,362o $11,246

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