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Under a partnership agreement Sarah is to receive 25% of the partnerships income but not less...
Under a partnership agreement Sarah is to receive 25% of the
partnerships income but not less than 12000 The partnerships net
income for this year was 32000 What amount can the partnership
deduct as a guaranteed payment and what amount of income is Sarah
required to report on her individual tax return
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