Generally, a Distribution of Property Does Not Result in Gain

question 122

True/False

Generally, a distribution of property does not result in gain to a partner on either a current or liquidating distribution. A situation where a gain may arise, however, is when a partner contributed appreciated property to the partnership and that property is distributed back to the contributing partner within seven years of the contribution.

Apply knowledge of GAAP requirements for guarantees and loan origination fees.

Evaluate the financial implications of troubled debt restructuring.

Identify the proper accounting treatment for both debt and equity components of convertible bonds.

Understand the principles for recognizing interest revenue and expenses related to non-interest bearing notes.

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Definitions:

Moral-Hazard Problem

A situation in which one party engages in risky behavior knowing that it is protected against the risk because another party will incur any resulting costs.

Monitoring

The process of systematically observing, checking, and recording activities or data to ensure proper compliance or performance.

Moral Hazard Problem

The risk that one party to a transaction takes on more risk because it knows that the other party bears the consequences of those risks.

High-End

Products or services that are considered to be of the highest quality and typically sold at a premium price.