Which of the Following Rationales for Adjusting a Partner's Basis

question 72

Multiple Choice

Which of the following rationales for adjusting a partner's basis is false?

• A)To prevent partners from being double taxed when they sell their partnership interests
• B)To ensure that partnership tax-exempt income is not ultimately taxed
• C)To prevent partners from being double taxed when they receive cash distributions
• D)To ensure that partnership nondeductible expenses are never deductible
• E)None of these rationales are false.

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