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A) $0 gain or loss;$0 basis in property.
B) $0 gain or loss;$50,000 basis in property.
C) $8,000 ordinary income;$0 basis in property.
D) $8,000 capital gain;$10,000 basis in property.
E) $8,000 capital gain;$0 basis in property.
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A) An LLC is usually taxed like a partnership.
B) "Members" of an LLC generally have limited personal liability for debts of the LLC,except for the managing member who has unlimited liability for LLC debts.
C) "Members" of an LLC can participate in management of the LLC unless the member agrees not to participate.
D) An LLC can specially allocate income items,as long as the substantial economic effect rules of § 704(b) are followed.
E) None of the above statements is false.
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A) Either the sale or the redemption would terminate the partnership.
B) Payments to George for his share of GDP's goodwill would be treated the same for either a sale or redemption.
C) George will report ordinary income related to his share of "hot assets" under either the sale or the redemption scenario.
D) If GDP/Dale negotiate payments over several years,either an installment sale or a redemption over time would result in the same tax situation to George.
E) All of the above statements are true.
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A) If capital is NOT a material income-producing factor to the partnership,the § 736(a) payment will be $2,500.
B) If capital IS a material income-producing factor,the entire $60,000 payment will be a § 736(b) property payment.
C) The payment for Ted's share of goodwill will create $2,500 of ordinary income to him.
D) The partnership can deduct any amount that is a § 736(a) payment because it will be determined without regard to partnership profits.
E) All statements are false.
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A) The seller's adjusted basis for the partnership interest is increased by the seller's share of undistributed partnership income (or reduced by partnership loss) for the portion of the partnership's taxable year ending on the date of the sale.
B) The partnership taxable year generally does not close with respect to a partner who transfers a partnership interest at death.
C) The amount realized on the sale of a partnership interest is the sum of any money and the fair market value of any property received for the interest,plus the selling partner's share of partnership liabilities under § 752.
D) With respect to a transfer of a partnership interest by gift,all partnership gain,loss,credit,etc. ,items are allocated between the donor and the donee.
E) All of the above are true statements.
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A) Accounts receivable of a cash basis partnership.
B) Inventory with a basis of $16,000 and a fair market value of $15,000.
C) Depreciation recapture potential.
D) Land held for development.
E) All of the above are typically considered to be "hot assets."
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