How much gain must he recognize on this conversion? SAMUEL'S HOME WAS DESTROYED BY A TORNADO. HEHAD PURCHASED THE HOME 20 MONTHS AGO FOR$875,000. HE RECEIVED $1,250,000 FROM HISINSURANCE COMPANY TO REPLACE THE HOME. IF HEFAILS ΤΟ REBUILD THE HOME OR ACQUIRE AREPLACEMENT HOME IN THE REQUIRED TIME, HOWMUCH GAIN MUST HE RECOGNIZE ON THISCONVERSION?A. $375,000B. $160,000C.D.E.$125,000$0NONE OF THE ABOVE

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