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Don and warren formed an equal partnership to build drag racing vehicles. don contributed $5,000 in cash and warren contributed a truck with a fair market value of $5,000 and an adjusted tax basis of $4,500. they plan to use the truck for hauling parts and cars. when warren purchased the truck 1 year earlier, he elected to use the straight line method to depreciate the truck using the midmonth convention over its 5- year recovery period. the partnership should: a. record the truck on the books at $5,000 and depreciate it using the allowable method and convention over a 5-year recovery period. b. record the truck on the books at $5,000 and depreciate it over its remaining recovery period using the straight line method and midmonth convention. c. record the truck on the books at $4,500 and depreciate it over its remaining recovery period using the straight line method and midmonth convention. d. record the truck on the books at $4,500 and depreciate it using the allowable method and convention over a 5-year recovery period.

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