Distributions to mitigate Taxes in partnerships each year
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Consider the following hypothetical.

Let's say a building I own with 1 other partner made 200K in 2021.

We paid ourselves $48000K in 2021 - $4,000 per month.

And lets say my personal tax bill for this particular property in 2021 is $35,000 (not looking for write off advice - this is the final bill).

How much cash would you distribute to each partner to mitigate this?  Because, if I am cutting $35,000 back to IRS and gave myself $48,000 for the year this doesn't do much for me.

For this please don't focus on reserves in bank, pending TI's, pending Caps, etc.  For this - assume sufficient cash reserves that some sort of tax distribution could be made and none of the aforementioned expenses are forthcoming. 

Thanks everyone.
[{"id": "i97fo86", "text": "What does the partnership agreement say?  Or what did the partners agree to?  As if there are tax distributions allowed, I've seen them calculated a number of ways:\n\n1.  Have the partners calculate their actual increase in tax liability and reimbursement on a proportionate basis for whichever is more.  \n2.  Calculate it at the top rate based upon entity income and pro rate it on ownership.\n3.  Do actual reimbursements for each partner.  Etc.", "replies": [{"id": "i99h6hi", "text": "I like number 1 a lot.  Thanks.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i97jo1f", "text": "Sounds like a k-1. 100% talk to your CPA.", "replies": [{"id": "i99h9c4", "text": "Thank you.  This is a post K-1 issue.", "replies": [{"id": "i99hzn5", "text": "Right, you've divided the funds out on the k-1s.  Your CPA will determine the best route on how to handle it on your taxes.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]