Carlyle, LLC is a partnership with 4 partners. Each has an equal 25% interest. The partnership’s balance sheet at the beginning of the year is posted below.  Assume all partnership assets were purchased by the partnership (i.e., there is no sec. 704(c) contributed property). During the current year, the partnership had the following transactions: Description Amount Gross receipts $568,750 Cost of goods sold $253,750 Salaries $70,000 Sale of computer equipment on Jan. 1 of the current year (computer equipment was originally purchased by Carlyle, LLC two years ago for $70,000.  Accumulated depreciation = $28,000. No depreciation on the equipment is permitted in the current year). Sales Price = $65,625 cash Sale of Ranch Sales Price = $122,500 cash + Buyer’s assumption of the mortgage       Carlyle, LLC Tax Balance Sheet (Beginning of year)   Book Tax     Book Tax Comp. Equipment 42,000 42,000   Mortgage 35,000 35,000 Cash 211,750 211,750         Inventory 131,250 131,250   Rhiannon 122,500 122,500 Ranch 140,000 140,000   Tanner 122,500 122,500         Jim 122,500 122,500         Darius 122,500 122,500     What amount will appear in Box 1 (“Ordinary Business Income”) of Rhiannon’s K-1 for the current year?   Does the partnership have any separately stated items? If so, what?  What is Rhiannon’s share?   What is Rhiannon’s tax capital account at the end of the year?

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Carlyle, LLC is a partnership with 4 partners. Each has an equal 25% interest. The partnership’s balance sheet at the beginning of the year is posted below.  Assume all partnership assets were purchased by the partnership (i.e., there is no sec. 704(c) contributed property).

During the current year, the partnership had the following transactions:

Description

Amount

Gross receipts

$568,750

Cost of goods sold

$253,750

Salaries

$70,000

Sale of computer equipment on Jan. 1 of the current year (computer equipment was originally purchased by Carlyle, LLC two years ago for $70,000.  Accumulated depreciation = $28,000. No depreciation on the equipment is permitted in the current year).

Sales Price = $65,625 cash

Sale of Ranch

Sales Price = $122,500 cash + Buyer’s assumption of the mortgage

 

 

 

Carlyle, LLC Tax Balance Sheet (Beginning of year)

 

Book

Tax

 

 

Book

Tax

Comp. Equipment

42,000

42,000

 

Mortgage

35,000

35,000

Cash

211,750

211,750

 

 

 

 

Inventory

131,250

131,250

 

Rhiannon

122,500

122,500

Ranch

140,000

140,000

 

Tanner

122,500

122,500

 

 

 

 

Jim

122,500

122,500

 

 

 

 

Darius

122,500

122,500

 

 

  1. What amount will appear in Box 1 (“Ordinary Business Income”) of Rhiannon’s K-1 for the current year?

 

  1. Does the partnership have any separately stated items? If so, what?  What is Rhiannon’s share?

 

  1. What is Rhiannon’s tax capital account at the end of the year?

 

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