Problem 15-30 (Algorithmic) (LO. 2) Sarah exchanges a yellow bus (used in her business) for Tyler's...

Problem 15-30 (Algorithmic) (LO. 2)

Sarah exchanges a yellow bus (used in her business) for Tyler's gray bus and some garage equipment (used in his business). The assets have the following characteristics:

	Adjusted Basis	Fair Market Value
Yellow bus	8640	21600
Gray bus	4320	17280
Equipment	3240	6480

a. Sarah's recognized gain is $ ? . Her adjusted basis in the gray bus is $ ? , and her adjusted basis in the equipment is $ ? .

b. Tyler's recognized gain is $ ? , and his adjusted basis in the yellow bus is $ ? .

So far, almost every answer online is wrong so do not copy from them

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