increased in value and was worth $220,000 on the date of contribution. A few years later, Treadwell LLCsells the land for $320,000. At the beginning of that year, Helen's capital account was $200,000.a) On January 1st of this year, Helen acquired a 1/4 interest in Treadwell LLC (a partnership). Helenin outed some land she held for investment She purchased the land for $200,000, but the land1. Compute the gain or loss to Treadwell LLC when it sold the land2. Compute the capital account for Helen immediately after the sale,b) Helen's basis in Monarch is 30,000 at the beginning of the tax year, and she owns 20% of thebusiness. During the year, Monarch had the following items:10,000Ordinary Income:Tax-Free Interest Income:20,00015,00020,00020,000Penalties and fines:Loan 1 (from Helen to Monarch):Loan 2 (from Greedy Bank to Monarch):Compute the following:If Monarch is a partnership, Helen's partnership interest basis at the end of theyearIf Monarch is an S-Corp, Helen's stock basis at the end of theyearIf Monarch is an S-Corp, Helen's loan basis at the end of theyear

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sells the land for $320,000. At the beginning of that year, Helen's capital account was $200,000. increased in value and was worth $220,000 on the date of contribution. A few years later, Treadwell LLC contributed some land she held for investment. She purchased the land for $200,000, but the land a) On January 1st of this year, Helen acquired a 1/4 interest in Treadwell LLC (a partnership). Helen 1. Compute the gain or loss to Treadwell LLC when it sold the land 2. Compute the capital account for Helen immediately after the sale

sells the land for $320,000. At the beginning of that year, Helen's capital account was $200,000. increased in value and was worth $220,000 on the date of contribution. A few years later, Treadwell LLC contributed some land she held for investment. She purchased the land for $200,000, but the land a) On January 1st of this year, Helen acquired a 1/4 interest in Treadwell LLC (a partnership). Helen 1. Compute the gain or loss to Treadwell LLC when it sold the land 2. Compute the capital account for Helen immediately after the sale

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