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Answer-a-The correct option b-$13,700 of ordinary income and $29,900 of capital loss.
Explanation:-Cliff has a capital gain of $13,700.The partner receive only cash $29,900 in the distribution.The amount is not less than the outside basis in partnership. Thus, the partner will recognize the capital gain.
b-Special basis adjustment:-
As per the requirements given if special basis adjustment is in place then the amount of adjustment will be $13,700.This is going to make an increment in the basis of partnership. This is because the partner has recognized a gain on distribution.
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