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Problem - On 31 December 2010, Nicole sold her 20% interest in the T3 general partnership to Mabel and received a cash payment of $250,000 from the sale.
The partnership=s trial balance immediately before the 12/31/2010 sale is shown below with market values included.
Debit (Credit) Cost Basis
Debit (Credit) Market Value
Cash
50,000
Accounts receivable
70,000
Inventory
60,000
260,000
Business furniture costing $90,000 shown net of $50,000 of accumulated depreciation
40,000
Capital assets
130,000
1,150,000
Loan due to Wells Fargo Bank
(400,000)
George, Capital (80% interest)
80,000
(960,000)
Nicole, Capital (20%)
20,000
(240,000)
Ordinary income for 2010
(50,000)
N/A
Trial balance totals
-0-
REQUIRED:
A. How much and what type of income and/or loss must Nicole report in 2010 from all transactions involving the partnership?
B. What is Mabel's basis in the partnership immediately after her purchase of Nicole partnership interest?
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