Exam 10: Special Partnership Issues
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Tenika has a $10,000 basis in her interest in the TF Partnership and no remaining precontribution gain immediately before receiving a current distribution that consisted of $4,000 in money,plastic tubes held in inventory with a $3,000 basis to the partnership and an FMV of $3,375,and drip irrigation pipe held as inventory with a $6,000 basis to the partnership and an FMV of $5,000.What is Tenika's basis for the plastic tubes and drip irrigation pipe?
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On December 31,Kate sells her 20% interest (with a basis of $18,000 which,of course,includes a share of partnership liabilities)in the KLM Partnership to Karl for $27,000 cash plus assumption of her $6,000 share of liabilities.On that date,the partnership has the following balance sheet:
What are the amount and character of the gain that Kate must recognize on the sale?
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The Principle Limited Partnership has more than 300 partners and is publicly traded.The Principle was grandfathered under the 1987 Tax Act and has consistently been taxed as a partnership.In the current year,The Principle Limited Partnership will continue to be very profitable and will continue to pay out about 30% of its income to its owners each year.The managing partners of The Principle want to consider the firm's options for taxation in the current and later years.
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