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A client sells a rental property for $600,000. They purchased it for $400,000 and incurred selling costs of $25,000. What is the taxable capital gain for federal tax purposes?
The capital gain is calculated as proceeds of disposition ($600,000) minus adjusted cost base ($400,000) minus selling costs ($25,000), which equals $175,000. T
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Question: A client sells a rental property for $600,000. They purchased it for $400,000 and incurred selling costs of $25,000. What is the taxable capital gain for federal tax purposes?
Answer options: ✅ $87,500
- $175,000
- $100,000
- $200,000
Correct answer: $87,500
Explanation: The capital gain is calculated as proceeds of disposition ($600,000) minus adjusted cost base ($400,000) minus selling costs ($25,000), which equals $175,000. The taxable capital gain is 50% of the capital gain, so 0.50 x $175,000 = $87,500.
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