C HAS A 20% capital, profits, and losses interest in the abc partnership, which as assets of 600, liablities of 200, and partner capital accounts of 400. what is c's INSIDE BASIS in the partnership
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C has a 20% capital, profits, and losses interest in the ABC partnership.
ABC partnership has Assets of 600, liabilities of 200, and partner capital accounts of 400.
INSIDE BASIS of the partnership = Total assets of the partnership
= 600
C's INSIDE BASIS in the partnership = Total assets of the partnership x C's share
= 600 x 20%
= 120
Fourth option is the correct option.
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