In determining the basis of like-kind property received, postponed losses are:O Subtracted from the basis of the old property.O Added to the fair market value of the like-kind property received.O Subtracted from the fair market value of the like-kind property received.O Added to the basis of the old property.O NONE of the choices are correct

Section 1031 of IRC (Internal revenue code) includes the term 'like kind property' for referring to…

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