Juan Diego began the year with a tax basis in his partnership interest of $53,800. During the year, he wasallocated $21, 520 of partnership ordinary business income, $75, 320 of §1231 losses, and $32, 280 of short-term capital losses and received a cash distribution of $53, 800. Note: Do not round intermediatecalculations. Problem 20 - 75 Part b (Algo) b. If any deductions or losses are limited, what are the carryoveramounts, and what is their character? [Hint: See Regulations §1.704 - 1(d).]

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Juan Diego began the year with a tax basis in his partnership interest of $53,800. During the year, he was
allocated $21, 520 of partnership ordinary business income, $75, 320 of §1231 losses, and $32, 280 of short-
term capital losses and received a cash distribution of $53, 800. Note: Do not round intermediate
calculations. Problem 20 - 75 Part b (Algo) b. If any deductions or losses are limited, what are the carryover
amounts, and what is their character? [Hint: See Regulations §1.704 - 1(d).]

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