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Clarice became very ill in August of 2019 and was unable to work the rest of the year. She had only $30,000 of income from her job for the time she worked and was forced to sell the following investments to pay for her living expenses. She sold 10,000 shares of BBC stock purchased two years ago for $34,000 (basis= $16,000) and a coin collection she inherited from her grandfather many years ago for $55,000 (basis = $30,000). If Clarice is single and has no dependents, determine her taxable income and her income tax liability for 2011.

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