Answer:
Consider the following calculations
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:a $9,000 capital gain. Even though Johanne did not receive boot in the exchange, he still must recognize a $9,000 gain because the $52,500 mortgage assumed by S&J Corporation on the exchange exceeds the $43,500 basis of the property Johanne transferred by $9,000 ($52500 liabilities minus $43,500 adjusted basis transferred = $9,000 recognized gain). The gain is a capital gain because the property was a capital (investment) asset to Johanne.
Answer:b $0, computed as follows:
Basis of investment property contributed 43500
Gain recognized on the transfer 9000
Fair market value of boot received 0
Liabilities assumed by the corporation on property contributed 52500
Tax basis of stock received 0
Answer:c $0. John did not receive any boot and the $52,500 mortgage assumed by S&J Corporation does not exceed the $72,400 aggregate basis of the assets John transferred to S&J ($43,500 basis of land + $28,900 basis of inventory).
Answer: d $19900, computed as follows:
Basis of investment property ($43500) + basis of inventory ($28900) contributed 72400
Gain recognized on the transfer 0
Fair market value of boot received 0
Liabilities assumed by the corporation on property contributed 52500
Tax basis of stock received 19900
Answer:e $0. Johanne did not receive boot in the exchange and because the liabilities would give rise to a deduction when paid, the liabilities do not count as liabilities for purposes of the liabilities in excess of basis test.
Answer .f $43500
Basis of investment property contributed 43500
Gain recognized on the transfer 0
Fair market value of boot received 0
Liabilities assumed by the corporation on property contributed 0
Tax basis of stock received 43500