Which of the following statements regarding the rationale for adjusting a partner's basis is false?
A)To prevent partners from being double taxed when they sell their partnership interests.
B)To ensure that partnership tax-exempt income is not ultimately taxed.
C)To prevent partners from being double taxed when they receive cash distributions.
D)To ensure that partnership nondeductible expenses are never deductible.
E)None of these rationales are false.

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Adjusting a partner's basis in a partnership is crucial for tax purposes, including preventing double taxation on the sale of partnership interests (A), ensuring tax-exempt income remains untaxed (B), avoiding double taxation on cash distributions (C), and properly handling nondeductible expenses (D). Therefore, none of the provided rationales are false.

Which of the Following Statements Regarding the Rationale for Adjusting