Noelle, the owner of all of the shares of ClockCo, an S corporation, transfers her stock to Grayson on April 1. ClockCo reports a $90,000NOL for the entire tax year, but only $13,500 of the loss occurs during January-March.Assume 365 days in a year. Round per day computations to five decimal places. Round final answers to the nearest dollar.Without a short-year election, how much of the loss is allocated to Noelle and how much is allocated to Grayson?Noelle's loss allocation: $XGrayson's loss allocation:XIf the corporation makes the short-year election, how much of the loss is allocated to Grayson?76,500

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the owner of all of the shares of ClockCo, an S corporation, transfers her stock to Grayson on April 1. ClockCo reports NOL for the entire tax year, but only $13,500 of the loss occurs during January-March. Assume 365 days in a year. Round per day computations to five decimal places. Round final answers to the near Without a short-year election, how much of the loss is allocated to Noelle and how much is allocated to Grayson? Noelle's loss allocation: $ X X Grayson's loss allocation: $ If the corporation makes the short-year election, how much of the loss is allocated to Grayson?

the owner of all of the shares of ClockCo, an S corporation, transfers her stock to Grayson on April 1. ClockCo reports NOL for the entire tax year, but only $13,500 of the loss occurs during January-March. Assume 365 days in a year. Round per day computations to five decimal places. Round final answers to the near Without a short-year election, how much of the loss is allocated to Noelle and how much is allocated to Grayson? Noelle's loss allocation: $ X X Grayson's loss allocation: $ If the corporation makes the short-year election, how much of the loss is allocated to Grayson?

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