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1 Pat invests in a limited partnership and pays $150,000 for a 10% interest

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1 Pat invests in a limited partnership and pays $150,000 for a 10% interest. He receives a K-1 with his loss at $80,000. How much of his loss is suspended under the at-risk rules?

a. $0.

b. $8,000.

c. $15,000.

d. $80,000.

Assume that a f?rm will generate the following cash flows. (Ignore liquidation value and initial investment.) Also assume that the interest rate you would receive on an alternative investment of equal risk is 10%

End of year 1: $110

End of year 2: $242

End of year 3: $133.10

What is the value of the firm based on these cash flows?

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The correct answer is a. $0

Explanation-

Since this is his only activity and not a material participant. Therefore, he is at risk for $150,000 , so nothing is suspended under the at-risk rules.

The entire $80,000 is suspended under the passive activity rules.

Given Rate of interest = 10%

We know that Value of the Firm is nothing but Present value of future Cash inflows at required rate of return.

Computation of Present Value of Future Cash flows

Year Cash flows Disc @ 10% [ 1/( 1+i)^n Discounting Factor at 10% Discounted Cash flows( Cash flow* Discounting Factor)
1 $110 1/( 1.10)^1 0.90909 $100.000
2 $242 1/( 1.10)^2 0.82645 $200.000
3 $133.10 1/( 1.10)^3 0.75131 $100.000
    Total   $400.000

Hence the Value of the Firm is $ 400