A) A partner will recognize a gain when the partnership distributes only money and the amount is greater than the partner's outside basis.
B) A partner will recognize a gain when the partnership distributes only money and hot assets and the inside bases of the distributed assets are greater than the partner's outside basis.
C) A partner will recognize a gain when the partnership distributes money, hot assets, and other property and the inside bases of the distributed assets are greater than the partner's outside basis.
D) A partner will recognize a gain when the partnership distributes only money and the amount is less than the partner's outside basis.
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A) Accrual method partnerships.
B) Cash method partnerships.
C) Neither cash nor accrual method partnerships.
D) Both cash and accrual method partnerships.
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A) $0 gain or loss.
B) $8,000 capital gain.
C) $8,000 capital loss.
D) $2,000 capital loss.
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A) $0 gain or loss.
B) $11,000 capital gain.
C) $11,000 ordinary income.
D) $11,000 capital loss.
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A) Special basis adjustments are intended to eliminate discrepancies between inside and outside bases.
B) Special basis adjustment is an annual election made by the partnership.
C) Special basis adjustments can occur when a new investor purchases a partnership interest.
D) Special basis adjustments can occur when a partner recognizes a gain or loss from a distribution.
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A) $10,000 capital gain
B) $10,000 ordinary income
C) $20,000 ordinary income; $10,000 capital gain
D) $10,000 capital loss; $20,000 ordinary income
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A) $8,000 inventory, $0 accounts receivable
B) $6,000 inventory, $1,000 accounts receivable
C) $5,000 inventory, $0 accounts receivable
D) $16,000 inventory, $8,000 accounts receivable
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A) A partner who receives a liquidating distribution can retain an interest in the partnership.
B) A partnership agreement may restrict the sale of a partnership making a liquidating distribution the only way a partner can close out his interest in the partnership.
C) Liquidating a single partner's interest is similar in concept to a corporate redemption of a shareholder's interest.
D) None of these statements is falsE.In contrast to operating distributions in which the partners retain a continuing interest in the partnership, liquidating distributions terminate a partner's interest in the partnership.See discussion on liquidating distributions in text.
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A) $2,000 inventory, $2,000 accounts receivable
B) $8,000 inventory, $12,000 accounts receivable
C) $0 inventory, $4,000 accounts receivable
D) $16,000 inventory, $8,000 accounts receivable
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A) A partner's bases in the distributed assets will be greater than the partnership's bases in the assets.
B) A partner's bases in the distributed assets will be equal to the partnership's bases in the assets.
C) A partner's bases in the distributed assets will be less than or equal to the partnership's bases in the assets.
D) None of these statements is truE.See discussion on operating distributions in the text.
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