The other party assumes the liability. a. What is Sammy's recognized gain or loss? b. What is Sammy's basis for the assets he received?

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A: Answer are as follows.

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Q: How does an executor discover the claims against an estate?

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Q: Why is the distinction between principal and income so important in accounting for most trusts?

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A: False

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Q: What is the purpose of the charge and discharge statement that the executor of an estate issues?

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