If A, a car dealer, contributes cars with a fair market value of ($100,000) and an adjusted
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If A, a car dealer, contributes cars with a fair market value of \($100,000\) and an adjusted basis of \($60,000\) to the ABC partnership, what are the tax consequences to A under the following circumstances:
(a) If ABC (not in the car business) sells the cars for \($100,000\) in Year 1?
(b) If ABC (not in the car business) sells the cars for \($100,000\) in Year 6?
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ISBN: 9781642428926
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Authors: Stephen Schwarz, Daniel Lathrope, Brant Hellwig
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