egarding a partnership, which of the following statements is/are always correct? If a partnership is an active trade or business and it has a $65,000 loss from its business operations that is passed-through as an active loss to its partners, each active partner can deduct his full share of loss for the year to the extent they have basis that is at-risk. I. Salaries and bonuses paid to partner-employees (other than guaranteed payments) are a deductible business expense. Da. Only statement II is correct. Ob. Only statement I is correct. Dc. Both statements are correct. d. None of these statements are correct.
egarding a partnership, which of the following statements is/are always correct? If a partnership is an active trade or business and it has a $65,000 loss from its business operations that is passed-through as an active loss to its partners, each active partner can deduct his full share of loss for the year to the extent they have basis that is at-risk. I. Salaries and bonuses paid to partner-employees (other than guaranteed payments) are a deductible business expense. Da. Only statement II is correct. Ob. Only statement I is correct. Dc. Both statements are correct. d. None of these statements are correct.
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Regarding a partnership, which of the following statements is/are always correct?
If a partnership is an active trade or business and it has a $65,000 loss from its business operations that is passed-through as an active loss
to its partners, each active partner can deduct his full share of loss for the year to the extent they have basis that is at-risk.
I.
II.
Salaries and bonuses paid to partner-employees (other than guaranteed payments) are a deductible business expense.
Oa, Only statement II is correct.
Ob. Only statement I is correct.
Oc. Both statements are correct.
Od. None of these statements are correct.
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