Toni calculated her gains and losses from dispositions of Sec. 1231 assets near the endof 20x4. She has a net Sec. 1231 gain of $30,000 and Sec. 1231 lookback losses of$17,000. Which of the following transactions (if Toni completed it in 20x4) wouldincrease her LTCG?O sale of business machine (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $46,000).O sale of business land (held 13 months) (SP $40,000; cost $36,000; AB $36,000).Sale of business land (held 13 months) (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $56,000).None of the answers provided is correct.O Sale of business machine (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $16,000).

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Toni calculated her gains and losses fron dispositions of Sec. 1231 assets near the of 20x4. She has a net Sec. 1231 gain of $30,000 and Sec. 1231 lookback losses of $17,000. Which of the following transactions (if Toni completed it in 20x4) would increase her LTCG? Sale of business machine (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $46,000). O sale of business 1and (held 13 months) ( SP $40,000; cost $36,000; AB $36,000). O Sale of business 1and (held 13 months) (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $56,000). None of the answers provided is correct. Sale of business machine (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $16,000).

Toni calculated her gains and losses fron dispositions of Sec. 1231 assets near the of 20x4. She has a net Sec. 1231 gain of $30,000 and Sec. 1231 lookback losses of $17,000. Which of the following transactions (if Toni completed it in 20x4) would increase her LTCG? Sale of business machine (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $46,000). O sale of business 1and (held 13 months) ( SP $40,000; cost $36,000; AB $36,000). O Sale of business 1and (held 13 months) (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $56,000). None of the answers provided is correct. Sale of business machine (SP $40,000; cost $56,000; AB $16,000).

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