The nephew of a well-known artist gave a costly artwork to an individual taxpayer. After two years, the taxpayer sold the artwork for a $400,000 profit. Long-term financial gains are what you'll be getting out of this. True \False

The nephew of a well-known artist gave a costly artwork to an individual taxpayer. After two years, the taxpayer sold the artwork for a $400,000 profit. Long-term financial gains are what you'll be getting out of this. True \False

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