Calculate the amount of loss that April may claim in each of the two years and determine her at-risk amount at the end of each year

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 April purchased for $100,000 a 10% interest in a business venture that is not subject to the passive activity rules. During the first year, her share of the entity’s loss was $120,000. At the beginning of the second year, the entity obtained $800,000 of recourse financing. Also during the second year, April withdrew cash of $20,000, and her share of the entity’s loss was $25,000. Calculate the amount of loss that April may claim in each of the two years and determine her at-risk amount at the end of each year

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