On January 1, 2021, Byrd and Gates own equally (nfty percent (50W) of the stock of Boudreaux Corporation, an S Corporation, Boudreaux Corporation has a $60,000 Operating Loss for the year of 2021, On the 219th day of the year of 2021, Byrd sells her one-half (1/2) of the stock of Boudreaux Corporation to her daughter, Mitchell, How much of the $60,000 Operating Loss is allocated to Mitchell? (Using the Per Day Method (Pro-Rata Method). (The year 2021 is not a Leap Year). OS O $12,000. O $30,000. O $18,000.

On January 1, 2021, Byrd and Gates own equally (nfty percent (50W) of the stock of Boudreaux Corporation, an S Corporation, Boudreaux Corporation has a $60,000 Operating Loss for the year of 2021, On the 219th day of the year of 2021, Byrd sells her one-half (1/2) of the stock of Boudreaux Corporation to her daughter, Mitchell, How much of the $60,000 Operating Loss is allocated to Mitchell? (Using the Per Day Method (Pro-Rata Method). (The year 2021 is not a Leap Year). OS O $12,000. O $30,000. O $18,000.

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