86.Kathy is a partner in Wildwood Energy, a general partnership. In complete liquidation ofher interest in the partnership, she received a distribution consisting of the following assets:CashProperty 1Property 2Basis$5,000FMV$5,00015,00015,00020,00012,000Kathy's tax basis in her interest is $33,000. The partnership has no debt and no hot assets. Whatwill be Kathy's tax basis in Property I?a.$15,000b.$32,000c.$12,000d.$28,000None of these

Calculations: 1. Solve for the value of assets. Note: For property, use FMV. For cash, basis and…

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