Grаce mаkes the fоllоwing trаnsfers during the year: $8,000 cash tо her son $41,000 into a joint savings account in the names of herself and her daughter; the daughter makes no deposits, but withdraws $25,000 during the year $19,000 to her niece to reimburse her for medical school tuition paid by the niece to the medical school $16,000 to her nephew’s university for his undergraduate tuition (an accounting major, of course) Stock valued at $33,000 to her sister in which Grace has a basis of $17,000 $81,000 to a revocable trust; this year, the trustee distributes $9,000 of income to Grace’s granddaughter, the named beneficiary Names her brother as beneficiary of a $400,000 life insurance policy on Grace’s life; the beneficiary designation is revocable Loans $100,000 to a friend who signs a demand note on May 1; the loan is a zero-interest loan, and the friend makes no principal payments during the year (assume the prevailing market interest rate is 5 percent) $4,000 cash to a political organization to support her preferred candidate for president Sells inventory from her retail store to a customer in the ordinary course of business for $2,000 less than its value Before considering annual exclusions, what is the amount of Grace’s completed gifts? Explain your answer.