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A calendar year S corporation reports an ordinary loss of $80,000 and a capital loss of $20,000. Mei Freiberg owns 30% of the corporate stock and has a $24,000 basis in her stock. She has asked that you determine the amounts of the ordinary loss and capital loss, if any, that flow through to Freiberg.
Since her basis in the stock is $24,000, $fill in the blank 5
is deductible. Thus, $fill in the blank 6
of the operating loss and $fill in the blank 7
of the capital loss is deducted currently by Freiberg.
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