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A) Wes has a loss of $25,000 suspended under the passive activity loss rules.
B) Wes has an at-risk amount in the activity of $0.
C) Wes has a loss of $10,000 suspended under the at-risk rules.
D) Wes has a loss of $35,000 suspended under the passive activity loss rules.
E) None of the above is incorrect.
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A) Ted's nondeductible loss of $50,000 can be carried over and used in the future (subject to the at-risk provisions) .
B) If Ted has taxable income of $50,000 from the partnership in the current year and no other transactions that affect his at-risk amount, he can use all of the $50,000 loss carried over.
C) Since Ted has only $100,000 of capital at risk, he cannot deduct more than $100,000 against his other income.
D) None of the above is incorrect.
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A) $15,000.
B) $24,000.
C) $37,500.
D) $46,500.
E) None of the above.
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A) $0 in 2017; $30,000 in 2018.
B) $60,000 in 2017; $30,000 in 2018.
C) $60,000 in 2017; $5,000 in 2018.
D) $60,000 in 2017; $0 in 2018.
E) None of the above.
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A) Tim's adjusted basis is $80,000, and Tim can deduct the $20,000 of suspended losses in the future.
B) Tim's adjusted basis is $80,000.
C) Tim's adjusted basis is $50,000, and the suspended losses are lost.
D) Tim's adjusted basis is $50,000, and Tim can deduct the $20,000 of suspended losses in the future.
E) None of the above.
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A) If 60% of Tess's gross income is from apartment rentals and 40% is from the restaurant, the rental operation and the restaurant business must be treated as separate activities.
B) If 95% of Tess's gross income is from apartment rentals and 5% is from the restaurant, she may treat the rental operation and the restaurant business as a single activity that is a rental activity.
C) If 5% of Tess's gross income is from apartment rentals and 95% is from the restaurant, she may treat the rental operation and the restaurant business as a single activity that is not a rental activity.
D) If 98% of Tess's gross income is from apartment rentals and 2% is from the restaurant, the rental operation and the restaurant business must be treated as a single activity that is not a rental activity.
E) None of the above.
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