Mickey, Don, and Derek are equal (1/3rd) partners in River Avenue, LLC. Mickey’s outside basis in his partnership interest is $250. River Avenue’s balance sheet (include FMV) is below. What are the tax consequences to Mickey if he sells his interest to Roger for $500 cash + debt assumption? How much of the gain/loss is ordinary and how much is capital? *Assume that River Avenue originally purchased the machinery for $120 (i.e., accumulated depreciation = $65), and that $120 of depreciation has been taken on the building since its acquisition five years ago* Assets FMV Book Tax Debt Book Tax Cash 240 240 240 Recourse 150 150 A/R 60 75 75 Inventory 150 90 90 Capital Machinery 100 55 55 Mickey 200 200 Building 500 200 200 Don 200 200 Stock 300 90 90 Derek 200 200 Goodwill 300 0 0

Mickey, Don, and Derek are equal (1/3rd) partners in River Avenue, LLC. Mickey’s outside basis in his partnership interest is $250. River Avenue’s balance sheet (include FMV) is below. What are the tax consequences to Mickey if he sells his interest to Roger for $500 cash + debt assumption? How much of the gain/loss is ordinary and how much is capital? Assume that River Avenue originally purchased the machinery for $120 (i.e., accumulated depreciation = $65), and that $120 of depreciation has been taken on the building since its acquisition five years ago Assets FMV Book Tax Debt Book Tax Cash 240 240 240 Recourse 150 150 A/R 60 75 75 Inventory 150 90 90 Capital Machinery 100 55 55 Mickey 200 200 Building 500 200 200 Don 200 200 Stock 300 90 90 Derek 200 200 Goodwill 300 0 0

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Assets	FMV	Book	Tax	Debt	Book	Tax
Cash	240	240	240	Recourse	150	150
A/R	60	75	75
Inventory	150	90	90	Capital
Machinery	100	55	55	Mickey	200	200
Building	500	200	200	Don	200	200
Stock	300	90	90	Derek	200	200
Goodwill	300	0	0