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Mary is a 50% general partner in the WJM Partnership. The partnership's records for the current...

Mary is a 50% general partner in the WJM Partnership. The partnership's records for the current year show the           following:

Gross receipts from sales

$670,000

Cost of sales

(500,000)

Advertising expense

(96,000)

Charitable contributions

(25,000)

Dividend income

48,000

Guaranteed payment to Mary

(12,000)

Short-term capital loss

(30,000)

Mary's outside basis at the beginning of the current year was     $125,000. During the year, partnership liabilities decreased by $80,000 and the partnership made cash distributions to Mary of $55,000.

Required:

(a) Calculate the partnership's ordinary business income for the current year.

(b) Calculate Mary's outside basis as of the end of the current year.

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a

Particulars Amount
Sales $           670,000
Cost of sales $         (500,000)
Advertisement $            (96,000)
Guaranteed payment $            (12,000)
Ordinary income $             62,000

b

Particulars Amount
Beginning basis $           125,000
Add: share of income and loss
Profit $             31,000
Charity $            (12,500)
Capital loss $            (15,000)
Dividend $             24,000
$           152,500
Less: distribution $            (55,000)
Less: share of debt decrease $            (40,000)
Ending basis $             57,500

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