ris Swenson anticipates aajusted gross income of $100,00 luring the current tax year. She is considering making a gift of appreciated real estate to the university she attended, Sinton Tech, a qualified charitable institution. Kris's adjusted pasis in this real estate is $40,000. The real estate has a current fair market value of $50,000. Kris has owned the re estate for six months. f Kris does gift the real estate to Sinton this year, what is he maximum allowable charitable deduction Kris can receiv

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