- 10 - (20 shares), an unrelated tax-exempt entity. Decedent, Betsy, and George were the directors and officers of Turner Corp. Decedent was the chief executive officer, Betsy was secretary, and George was treasurer. An agreement of limited partnership of the Turner Partnership was executed by all of its partners. Decedent signed on behalf of Turner Corp. Decedent, through the 1993 Trust, contributed to the partnership approximately $1,286,000 of his listed securities, plus notes receivable due from Betsy’s children. George contributed to the partnership $1,000 in cash and real property in Vermont valued at $49,000. At the time of the formation of the Turner Partnership, decedent held a 95.4-percent limited partnership interest, George held a 3.54-percent limited partnership interest, and Turner Corp., as the sole general partner of the Turner Partnership, held the remaining 1.06 percent.5 The assets of the Turner Partnership (and the values of those assets) as of July 1993 were as follows: Shares Value Decedent’s contribution Municipal bonds 5 Turner Corp. was to pay $15,000 to the partnership for its general partnership interest. However, it did not pay the $15,000 in cash for its interest; rather, the corporation issued a noninterest bearing promissory note in favor of decedent for its 1.06-percent interest.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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