Description Proceeds Basis Date Acquired Date Sold 600 shares KB Corp Stock $ 63,000 $54,500 7/1/15 8/1/23 Collectible Painting $ 24,000 $18,500 4/15/06 5/17/23 500 shares Jameson, Inc. Stock $16,500 $ 19,000 11/14/20 9/4/23 450 shares Y2K Corp Stock $ 22,000 $ 24,000 11/14/22 9/4/23 100 shares LL Corp Stock $ 165,500 $ 129,000 1/17/18 1/19/23 300 shares Donovan, Inc. Stock $62,400 $ 70,700 1/17/18 1/19/23 What is the total capital gains tax due to the above capital asset transactions?

Description Proceeds Basis Date Acquired Date Sold 600 shares KB Corp Stock $ 63,000 $54,500 7/1/15 8/1/23 Collectible Painting $ 24,000 $18,500 4/15/06 5/17/23 500 shares Jameson, Inc. Stock $16,500 $ 19,000 11/14/20 9/4/23 450 shares Y2K Corp Stock $ 22,000 $ 24,000 11/14/22 9/4/23 100 shares LL Corp Stock $ 165,500 $ 129,000 1/17/18 1/19/23 300 shares Donovan, Inc. Stock $62,400 $ 70,700 1/17/18 1/19/23 What is the total capital gains tax due to the above capital asset transactions?

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