Asked by Tequila Barnes on Jun 06, 2024
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As a general rule,a distribution to a partner from a partnership is treated as:
A) A guaranteed payment.
B) A reduction in basis,and no gain or loss is recognized.
C) Ordinary income.
D) A capital gain distribution.
Distribution
The payment of assets from a fund or account to its beneficiaries or shareholders, such as dividends or withdrawals.
Reduction in Basis
A decrease in the tax basis of an asset, which could result from deductions such as depreciation, or after receiving tax-free returns of capital.
- Acquire knowledge about the fiscal treatments of cash versus property disbursements in a partnership setting.
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Andreu AlegreJun 08, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
A distribution to a partner from a partnership is generally treated as a reduction in the partner's basis in the partnership interest. No gain or loss is recognized unless the distribution exceeds the partner's basis in the partnership.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge about the fiscal treatments of cash versus property disbursements in a partnership setting.
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