Please provide the accurate answer to this general accounting problem using valid techniques. Sandy contributed land with a fair market value of $450,000 and atax basis of $150,000 to the T Peak partnership in exchange for a 40percent profits and capital interest in the partnership. The land issecured by $120,000 of nonrecourse debt. Other than thisnonrecourse debt, T Peak partnership does not have any debt.a) How much gain will Sandy recognize from the contribution?b) What is Sandy's tax basis in her partnership interest?

Step 1: Detailed Explanation of Gain Recognition on Property ContributionUnder IRC § 721, a partner…

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