The Tuvok Company exchanged an old asset with a $125,700 tax basisand a $155,000 FMV for a new asset with a $147,250 FMV. Assume thatthis transaction is a like-kind exchange.Write all numbers with a comma, but no dollar sign (example: 130,000).a. For the exchange to occur (and be nontaxable), how much boot (if any)does Tuvok needs to receive?b. Calculate the gain realized:Calculate the gain recognized:c. Calculate the basis of the new asset for Tuvok:d. Assume the transaction is not a like-kind exchange and is a taxabletransaction.Calculate the gain realized:Calculate the gain recognized:

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The Tuvok Company exchanged an old asset with a $125,700 tax basis and a $155,000 FMV for a new asset with a $147,250 FMV. Assume that chis transaction is a like-kind exchange. Write all numbers with a comma, but no dollar sign (example: 130,000).

The Tuvok Company exchanged an old asset with a $125,700 tax basis and a $155,000 FMV for a new asset with a $147,250 FMV. Assume that chis transaction is a like-kind exchange. Write all numbers with a comma, but no dollar sign (example: 130,000).

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