For each of the following independent transactions, calculate the recognized gain or loss to the seller and the adjusted basis to the buyer.
Kiera sells Parchment, Inc. stock (adjusted basis $31,500) to Phillip, her brother, for its fair market value of $6,000.
b. Amos sells land (adjusted basis $81,800) to his nephew, Boyd, for its fair market value of $33,000.
c. Susan sells a tax-exempt bond (adjusted basis $28,000) to her wholly owned corporation for its fair market value of $16,900.
d. Sinbad sells a business truck (adjusted basis $15,000) that he uses in his sole proprietorship to his cousin, Agnes, for its fair market value of $18,500.
e. Martha sells her partnership interest (adjusted basis $175,000) in Pearl Partnership to her adult daughter, Kim, for $220,000.
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