Correct answer is B. I just guessed B because of the whole conservatism (don't recognize losses) thing. Honestly B and D both seem like they could be correct though. Whatever.
The rules for liquidating distributions for a partnership are as follows:
If a partner receives cash or marketable securities (cash equivalents) in excess of the partner's adjusted basis, then gain is recognized on that excess.
If no cash equivalents are distributed, no gain is recognized.
If a partner receives cash, unrealized receivables, or inventory in a liquidating distribution, a loss may be recognized by the partner equal to the difference between FMV and the partner's basis.
If only other property is received, then no loss may be recognized.
FAR- 81
REG- 81
BEC- Aug 22, 2016
AUD- TBD