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The tax basis for an investor in a limited partnership that establishes the maximum loss deduction is:

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Answer: . I, II, III, IV

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The tax basis for an investor in a limited partnership that establishes the maximum loss deduction includes:

I original investment

II partnership debt assumed

III distributive share of partnership gains

IV distributive share of partnership losses

A. I only

B. I and II only

C. III and IV only

D. I, II, III, IV

It should be noted that an investor that is in a limited partnership will out forward a "tax basis" whereby there's limit limit for tax deductions that are allowed.

Therefore, the tax basis for an investor in a limited partnership that establishes the maximum loss deduction is original investment, partnership debt assumed, distributive share of partnership gains and the distributive share of partnership losses.

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