Question 2Tropical Fruit Partnership is a calendar year generalpartnership with the following current yearinformation:Operating lossLiabilities:Note payable, Big Bank555,000Note payable, Pineapple (individual) 370,000On January 1 Coconut bought 60% of Tropical FruitPartnership for $832,500. How much of theoperating loss may Coconut deduct currently?Assume the excess business loss limitation does notapply.$1,202,500$1,480,000$(5,550,000)$1,387,500O $1,054,500

Question 2 Tropical Fruit Partnership is a calendar year general partnership with the following current year information: Operating loss Liabilities: Note payable, Big Bank 555,000 Note payable, Pineapple (individual) 370,000 $(5,550,000) On January 1 Coconut bought 60% of Tropical Fruit Partnership for $832,500. How much of the operating loss may Coconut deduct currently? Assume the excess business loss limitation does not apply. $1,202,500 $1,480,000

Question 2 Tropical Fruit Partnership is a calendar year general partnership with the following current year information: Operating loss Liabilities: Note payable, Big Bank 555,000 Note payable, Pineapple (individual) 370,000 $(5,550,000) On January 1 Coconut bought 60% of Tropical Fruit Partnership for $832,500. How much of the operating loss may Coconut deduct currently? Assume the excess business loss limitation does not apply. $1,202,500 $1,480,000

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