•Taxpayer has income from K-1s as follows:
•(10,000) active K-1
•15,000 active K-1
•40,000 passive K-1
•(25,000) passive K-1
•(20,000) passive loss carryforward from prior year
•What net income is reported by taxpayer from this activity?
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