Countryside Limited Partnership, CLP Holdings, Inc., Tax Matters Partner - Page 25




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          Federal tax liabilities is summarized in paragraphs 23(h) and (q)           
          of his amendment to answer as follows:                                      
                                                 Mr. Winn      Mr. Curtis             
          Sec. 752(b) deemed                                                          
          distribution of money1              $14,892,855    $4,402,714               
          Sec. 731(c)                                                                 
          distribution of money                                                       
          (cash/securities)2                   6,345,394        2,274,191             
          Total distribution of money         21,238,249     6,676,905                
          Basis3                              (12,879,151)   (3,798,080)              
          Total gain4                         8,359,098      2,878,825                
               1  Respondent treats as a distribution of money to Mr. Winn            
          and Mr. Curtis, under sec. 752(b), only the relief from                     
          Countryside’s liabilities existing as of Jan. 1, 2000.  He                  
          disregards the additional liabilities triggered by the CB&T loans           
          of $8.55 million to Countryside and $3.4 million to MP, Mr.                 
          Winn’s and Mr. Curtis’s relief from the former, and the                     
          modification of their respective shares of Countryside’s                    
          liabilities resulting from Mr. Winn’s transfer of a 5-percent               
          limited partnership interest in Countryside to Mr. Curtis, all of           
          which are taken into account by participating partner on exhibits           
          attached to the motion.  See apps. B and C.                                 
               2  These amounts are apparently derived from line 23                   
          (Distributions of property other than money) of Mr. Winn’s and              
          Mr. Curtis’s Schedules K-1, Partner’s Share of Income, Credits,             
          Deductions, etc., attached to Countryside’s 2000 return.                    
               3  Respondent treats as Mr. Winn’s and Mr. Curtis’s bases in           
          Countryside on the date of the liquidating distribution their               
          bases as of Jan. 1, 2000, thereby disregarding the basis                    
          modifications resulting from the CB&T loans to Countryside and              
          MP, Mr. Winn’s transfer of a 5-percent limited partnership                  
          interest in Countryside to Mr. Curtis, Countryside’s cash                   
          distributions to Mr. Winn and Mr. Curtis during 2000, and                   
          Countryside’s 2000 loss, all of which are taken into account by             
          participating partner.  See apps. B and C.                                  
               4  The total alleged gain to both Mr. Winn and Mr. Curtis is           
          $11,237,923.  That amount differs from both the gain to Mr. Winn            
          and Mr. Curtis alleged in the FPAA ($12,055,192), which                     
          respondent conceded at the hearing is incorrect, and the revised            
          alleged gain to Mr. Winn and Mr. Curtis, which respondent’s                 
          counsel stated at the hearing is $11,427,993.  There is no                  
          explanation in the record for the discrepancy between the first             
          and third amounts of alleged gain to Mr. Winn and Mr. Curtis.               






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