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Jenny has a $51,400 basis in her 50 percent partnership interest in the jm partnership before receiving any distributions. this year jm makes a proportionate operating distribution to jenny of a parcel of land with an $84,500 fair value and a $60,300 basis to jm. the land is encumbered with a $28,150 mortgage (jm's only liability). what is jenny's basis in the land and her remaining basis in jm after the distribution?

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