In 2017, Sandra gifted stock to her son, Eddy. Sandra originally purchased the stock for $45,000. At the date of gift, the stock had a fair market value of $32,000. In 2023, Eddy sold the stock for $27,000. What is Eddy's basis for determining his gain or loss on the sale of the stock?

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