Assume individual taxpayer A owns 60% of an undocumented General Partnership E and individual B owns 40% during all of 2020. A spent 50% of her time working at E's business, while B was absent all year. E generated $100,000 of net profit for 2017. A pointed out that a reasonable salary for her would be $20,000 per year, and so they should split the remaining $80,000, but B replied that since there was no partnership agreement, her claim for a salary wasn't valid. What is the federal taxable income of A and B arising from E in 2020 and why?

Assume individual taxpayer A owns 60% of an undocumented General Partnership E and individual B owns 40% during all of 2020. A spent 50% of her time working at E's business, while B was absent all year. E generated $100,000 of net profit for 2017. A pointed out that a reasonable salary for her would be $20,000 per year, and so they should split the remaining $80,000, but B replied that since there was no partnership agreement, her claim for a salary wasn't valid. What is the federal taxable income of A and B arising from E in 2020 and why?

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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