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Feb 9, 2021 · All liquidating payments to a retiring partner are treated as IRC section 736 (b) payments, with two exceptions. The first exception is for amounts paid to a retiring general partner in a partnership in which capital is not a material income producing factor (i.e., a service partnership) for 1) unrealized receivables or 2) goodwill of the ...
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Jul 5, 2018 · Additionally, where the partnership generates profits after dissolution using partnership assets (prior to a final settlement of accounts between the firm and an outgoing partner), then the outgoing partner may be entitled to share in the profits made since the dissolution of the partnership, or to interest on the amount of their share of the partnership assets (The Partnership Act, section 44).
Oct 1, 2021 · A Q&A guide to tax on corporate transactions in Canada. This Q&A gives a high level overview of tax in Canada and looks at key practical issues including, for example: the main taxes, reliefs and structures used in share and asset sales, dividends, mergers, joint ventures, reorganisations, share buybacks, private equity deals and restructuring ...
- Determining The Character of Gain Or Loss
- Determining The Basis of Property Received
- Structuring A Partial Liquidation For Best Tax Results
- Handling Passthrough Items in The Year of Liquidation
- Deducting Suspended Passthrough Losses
- Recapturing Business Credits
The character of gain or loss recognized by the S shareholder depends on whether the stock is a capital asset in the shareholder’s hands and whether the transaction constitutes a complete or a partial liquidation of the corporation. Long-term or short-term classification of a liquidation that qualifies for capital gain treatment depends on the shar...
The shareholder’s basis in assets received is their FMV at the time of the distribution. Basis is not affected by the shareholder’s assuming corporate liabilities or receiving corporate property that is subject to a liability (Sec. 334(a); see also Ford).
A distribution in partial liquidation of the S corporation will also qualify for sale or exchange treatment under Sec. 302 if the distribution is pursuant to a plan and occurs within the tax year the plan is adopted or the following tax year and the “safe harbor” of Sec. 302(e)(2) is met. Under the safe harbor, the assets, or proceeds from the sale...
The liquidation process itself does not terminate the company’s S election. Therefore, passthrough items in the year of liquidation are allocated under the normal per-share, per-day rule of Sec. 1377(a)(1). However, a bunching of income can occur in the year of liquidation of a fiscal-tax-year S corporation if the final liquidating distribution occ...
In a complete liquidation, pass-through losses suspended because of basis limitations that remain after the basis of the redeemed stock has been reduced to zero do not reduce gain or increase loss resulting from the liquidation. Since suspended passthrough losses are lost, the shareholder should consider creating additional basis before the final d...
General business credits can be subject to recapture as the result of the liquidation of an S corporation. For example, the low-income housing credit (LIHC) authorized by Sec. 42 is a business tax credit for residential rental property that qualifies as low-income housing under detailed statutory criteria. While claimed over a 10-year period, compl...
Oct 2, 2008 · The shareholder’s basis in assets received is their FMV at the time of the distribution. Basis is not affected by the shareholder’s assuming corporation liabilities or receiving corporate property that is subject to a liability (§ 334(a); see also Ford, supra). Structuring a Partial Liquidation for Best Tax Results.
Termination of a Partnership Interest. This item explores the two main methods used when terminating a partnership interest: purchase and liquidation. A terminating partner may sell his or her interest to one or more of the remaining partners, or the partnership may liquidate his or her interest. The tax issues associated with these two methods ...
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Feb 2, 2015 · Example – Partner A transfers his 10% interest to H on June 30. The partnership’s taxable income for the year is $150,000. Under the interim closing method, the partnership calculates the taxable income from 1/1 – 6/30 to be $100,000 and from 7/1-12/31 to be $50,000.
