Question: please solve it in 10 mins I will thumb you up please I have 10 mins only Question 27 response. O III. 4 points Save

 please solve it in 10 mins I will thumb you up

please solve it in 10 mins I will thumb you up please I have 10 mins only

please I have 10 mins only Question 27 response. O III. 4

Question 27 response. O III. 4 points Save Answer (4 points) On January 1, Ryan and James decided to open a Peruvian chicken restaurant (yum!). Ryan contributed the building and land for the restaurant that had a fair market value of $160,000 and adjusted tax basis of $150,000 for a 50 percent profits interest and capital interest. Ryan had a $60,000 business loan. James contributed $50,000 of cash for a 50 percent profits interest and capital interest. The new partnership relieves Ryan by taking on the loan. Should the partnership fail to pay the loan, the creditor is only able to claim potential future profits of the company but cannot go after the personal assets of either partner. The company uses a calendar year tax period. In the above scenario, how much income (or loss) do Ryan and James have to immediately recognize for tax purposes on their initial contributions to the partnership? OI. None of the answers given here. O II. Ryan recognizes $10,000 of income. James recognizes $0 of income. Ryan recognizes $0 of income. James recognizes $0 of income. Question 27 of 41 O IV. Ryan recognizes $0 of income. James recognizes $50,000 of loss. OV. Ryan recognizes $10,000 of income. James recognizes $50,000 income. O II. O III. Ryan recognizes $10,000 of income. James recognizes $0 of income. Ryan recognizes $0 of income. James recognizes $0 of income. O IV. Ryan recognizes $0 of income. James recognizes $50,000 of loss. OV. Ryan recognizes $10,000 of income. James recognizes $50,000 income. O VI. Ryan recognizes $10,000 of loss. James recognizes $50,000 of loss. PA Moving to another question will save this response

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