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5 February, 23:22

Paula transfers stock to her former spouse, Fred. The transfer is pursuant to a divorce agreement. Paula's cost of the stock was $75,000 and its fair market value on the date of the transfer is $95,000. Fred later sells the stock for $100,000. Fred's recognized gain from the sale of the stock is $5,000. True or false?

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  1. 5 February, 23:46
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    False

    Explanation:

    Given:

    Paula's cost of the stock = $75,000

    Fair market value on the date of the transfer = $95,000

    Selling cost of the stocks = $100,000

    Now,

    The gain recognized = Selling cost of the stocks - Paula's cost of the stock

    or

    The gain recognized = $100,000 - $75,000 = $25,000

    for calculating the gain the cost at the time of buying will be considered not the market value at the time of transfer.

    Hence,

    the recognized gain of $5,000 is false.

    The recognized gain is $25,000
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