Exam 9: Partnership Formation and Operation
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Rashad contributes a machine having a basis of $30,000 and an FMV of $25,000 to a partnership in exchange for a 20% interest in partnership capital, profits, and losses. Prior to the contribution, the partnership had recourse liabilities of $20,000. The partnership assumes a $20,000 recourse liability that is owed by Rashad on the machine. Partners share the economic risk of loss from recourse liabilities in the same way they share partnership losses. Rashad's basis in his partnership interest is
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No gain is recognized on the sale of property between a partnership and a more- than- 50% partner.
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Explain the three different limitation provisions that a partner must satisfy before a loss can be deducted.
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On December 31 of last year, Alex and Jackson become equal partners in the AJ Partnership with assets having a tax basis and FMV of $120,000. The partnership, which deals in securities, had no liabilities at the end of last year. In January of this year, Franklin contributes his investment securities with an FMV of $60,000 (purchased two years ago at a cost of $45,000) to become an equal partner in the new AJF Partnership. The securities, which are inventory to the partnership, are sold on December 15 of the current year for $90,000. What amount and character of gain from the sale of these securities should be allocated to Franklin?
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What is the tax impact of guaranteed payments on the partner and the partnership?
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On the first day of the partnership's tax year, Karen purchases a 50% interest in a general partnership for $30,000 cash and she materially participates in the operation of the partnership for the entire year. The partnership has $40,000 in recourse liabilities when Karen enters the partnership. Partners share the economic risk of loss from recourse liabilities in the same way they share partnership losses. There is no minimum gain related to the nonrecourse liability. During the year, the partnership incurs a $120,000 loss and a $20,000 increase in liabilities. How much of the loss can Karen report on her tax return for the current year?
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Ali, a contractor, builds an office building for a construction partnership in exchange for a capital and profits interest in the partnership worth $500,000. Which of the following statements is correct?
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Bud has devoted his life to his business, the BK Partnership, in which he owns an 85% capital and profits interest. Because he has worked so hard all his life, he never married and has no children. He has decided to give a 25% capital and profits interest to Berry, a close friend, if Berry will work in the business for five years. Berry will receive guaranteed payments for his work. Bud devotes all his time to the partnership, but he takes no salary. What tax issues should Bud and Berry consider with respect to the gift of the partnership interest and Bud's employment arrangement with the partnership?
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A partnership has one general partner, Allen, who materially participates in the business. Allen had a $30,000 distributive share of ordinary losses for this year and the partnership had no separately stated gains or losses. There are no changes in liabilities during this year and there are no additional contributions or distributions. At the beginning of this year, the Sec. 705 basis was $40,000 and the at- risk basis was $15,000. The basis on December 31 of this year based on the above information is
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AT Pet Spa is a partnership owned equally by Travis and Ashley. The partnership had the following revenues an expenses this year. Which of the following items are separately stated? Nonseparately stated? What is each partn distributive share of ordinary income? 
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Martin is a limited partner in a card shop. At the end of the partnership's tax year, Martin's basis in the partnership interest is $25,000 ($5,000 cash investment plus a $20,000 share of nonqualified nonrecourse financing). Martin's distributive share of partnership losses for the tax year is $33,000. Martin has $30,000 of passive income this year from other activities. How much of the $33,000 partnership loss can be used by Martin in the year of the loss?
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On December 1, Antonio, a member of a three- person partnership, purchases investment securities from the partnership for their $37,000 FMV. All partners share profits and losses equally. The securities were acquired by the partnership for $25,000 cash in March of the current year. What amount and character of gain will Antonio recognize because of this transaction?
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