Vandals Destroyed a Business Asset Owned by L&L Company

question 84

True/False

Vandals destroyed a business asset owned by L&L Company. L&L's adjusted tax basis in the asset was $60,800, and the reimbursement from its property insurance company was $90,000. L&L must pay at least $60,800 for a replacement asset in order to defer gain recognition on the involuntary conversion.

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Definitions:

Real Capital

Physical assets like buildings, machinery, and equipment used in the production of goods and services, excluding financial assets and human capital.

Past Saving

The accumulation of previously saved money or assets that can be used for future investments or expenditures.

Investment

The allocation of resources, such as capital, to generate income or profit.

Standard of Living

A measure of the wealth, comfort, material goods, and necessities available to a certain socioeconomic class or a certain geographic area.