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Business, 27.06.2019 21:10 ssummey2004

Mike sold his vacation home to the st. edwards church. the vacation home had a fair market value of $250,000. mike inherited the vacation home from his father three years prior to the sale when the fair market value of the home was $120,000. mike’s father had an adjusted basis in the vacation home equal to $150,000. the full sales price paid by st. edwards church to mike was $75,000. what amount of capital gain/loss would mike report on his tax return for the year related to this sale?

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