******* Scenario 8: Thomas is a 20% partner in a partnership. The partnership incurred a net loss of $220,000 for theyear, and Thomas's share of the loss is $44,000. Thomas's initial basis in the partnership was $70,000. He received a $15,000 cash distribution from the partnership. Thomas's other income includes: Wages: $105,000 Interest and DividendIncome: $3,500 Itemized Deductions: $28,000 Allowable deduction for self-employment tax: None How much of thepartnership loss can Thomas deduct considering his basis, the at-risk limitations, and passive activity loss rules? Howdoes the distribution affect his basis? Calculate Thomas's Adjusted Gross Income (AGI). What is Thomas's TaxableIncome? What is Thomas's Total Tax Liability?

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partnership loss can Thomas deduct considering his basis, the at-risk limitations, and passive activity loss rules? How does the distribution affect his basis? Calculate Thomas's Adjusted Gross Income (AGI). What is Thomas's Taxable Income? What is Thomas's Total Tax Liability?