None Vicky comes to you to prepare her individual income tax return. With respect to the preparation of her1040 schedule D, provide all of the following information:) the selling price, (2) her cost basis, (3) theamount of Vicky's taxable gain or tax deductible loss and (4) whether it is a Long-Term or a Short-TermCapital Gain or Loss; Vicky purchased stock options on July 2, 2023 for $30,000, which Vicky did notexercise and which expired on December 1, 2023.

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