Patrick Acquired a 50% Interest in a Partnership by Contributing

question 24

Multiple Choice

Patrick acquired a 50% interest in a partnership by contributing property that had an adjusted basis of $8,000 and a fair market value of $29,000. The property was subject to a liability of $22,000, which the partnership assumed for legitimate business purposes. Which of the following statements is correct?

• A)Patrick will be required to recognize a $3,000 gain due to the negative basis rules and will have a basis in his partnership interest of zero.
• B)Patrick will not be required to recognize a gain on his return and will have a basis in his partnership interest of negative $3,000.
• C)Patrick will be required to recognize a $21,000 gain due to the negative basis rules and will have a basis in his partnership interest of zero.
• D)Patrick will not be required to recognize a gain on his return but the realized gain will increase the basis of his partnership interest.

Use standardized z-values to find probability.

Understand joint and marginal probability distributions for discrete random variables.

Recognize properties of specific probability distributions, such as uniform and normal distributions.

Apply probability concepts to real-world scenarios, such as business processes and statistical reports.

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Definitions:

Parity

A concept of economic equality or equivalence, such as between currencies or in the income levels between groups.

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