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Quince receives a gift of stock from his father. At the time of the gift, the father's basis was $50,000 and the Fair Market Value (FMV) was $40,000. Quince later sells the stock for $45,000.
What is Quince's recognized gain or loss on this sale?
- No gain or loss is recognized.
- The loss is disallowed under the Wash Sale rule.
- $5,000 gain.
- $5,000 loss.
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