Assume Ali, Ahmed, and Rey form RKB Rentals, a rental real estate partnership by contributing the following properties:

Ali

Property Value at Contribution Adjusted Basis

Land $120,000 $90,000

Building $800,000 $600,000

Cash $100,000 $100,000

Total 1,020,000 790,000

Ahmed

Property Value at Contribution Adjusted Basis

Land $140,000 $120,000

Building $880,000 $800,000

Total 1,020,000 920,000

Rey

Property Value at Contribution Adjusted Basis

Cash $800,000 $800,000

The partnership purchases the following property after formation:

Property Value at Contribution Adjusted Basis

Land $200,000 $200,000

Building $1,000,020 $1,000,020

The property is purchased with $600,020 of cash and a $600,000 recourse mortgage.

The partnership will split profits and losses as follows: 35% each to Ali and Ahmed and 30% to Rey.Loans will also be allocated by those ratios.

In addition, Ali will be entitled to a guaranteed payment of $10,000 and Rey will be entitled to a guaranteed payment of $5,000.

First Year Transactions:

The partnership has the following cash transactions during the first year:

Cash Revenues 216000

Cash Expenses 52000

Guaranteed payments 15000

Loan principal paid 10000

Additional Cash Distributions to Partners: $35,000 is distributed each to Ali and Ahmed and $30,000 is distributed to Rey.

Depreciation Expense: Assume for the sake of simplicity that all properties are depreciated straight-line with no salvage value over 30 full years but the contributed properties had been depreciated for 5 years prior to contribution and have only 25 years left on their depreciation schedules.

REQUIRED:

1)Set up the initial partnership balance sheet?

2) Complete the ending partnership balance sheet after Year 1 as updated by the Year 1 transactions.Of course, you will have to figure book and taxable income and other changes to capital accounts (book and tax) and outside basis.Make sure to follow the requirements under Section 704(c) regarding differential allocation of depreciation among partners when there is contributed property with built-in gain?