M2 Taxable and Nontaxable Dispositions Flashcards

1
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Like-Kind Exchanges. Formula to calculate the gain/loss REALIZED in a like-kind exchange transaction.

A

Amount realized =
FMV of new property received
+Boot received
LESS Adjusted basis of old property (NBV)

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Like-Kind Exchanges. Formula to calculate the gain RECOGNIZED in a like-kind exchange transaction.

A

LESSER OF
Amount realized (see previous flashcard)
OR boot received*

*take the NET of boot paid/received if both occur in the transaction (for example, TP assumed liability of 1,000 and the other party assumed liability of 3,500; the total “boot received” would be 3,500 - 1,000 = 2,500)

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Like-Kind Exchanges. Formula to calculate the basis of the new property in a like-kind exchange transaction.

A
New basis =
Adjusted basis of OLD property 
\+ Boot PAID (liabilities assumed)
- Boot RECEIVED
\+ Gain RECOGNIZED
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Like-Kind Exchanges. Formula to calculate the loss RECOGNIZED in a like-kind exchange transaction.

A

ALWAYS 0 - there is NEVER a loss recognized on a LKE transaction (HIDE IT

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5
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MNEMONIC for non-taxable gains and for non deductible losses

A
HIDE IT 
H = Homeowner's exclusion
I = Involuntary conversions
D = Divorce property settlement
E = Exchange of like-kind (business) 
I = Installment sale
T = Treasury capital and stock
LOSSES - WRaP
W = Wash sale losses
R = Related party losses
a = and
P = Personal losses
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6
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Calculation of recognized gain/loss. LIMITED TO

A

Amount realized

Gain or Loss

*Limited to amount of boot received (cash, excess of debt)

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7
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Homeowner’s Exclusion.

  • Limit for married filing joint.
  • Limit for single filers
  • Qualification requirement
A

MFJ = 500,000
Single = 250,000
*Any excess is taxable
-taxpayer must have owned and used the property as principal residence for two years or more during five-year period

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8
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Homeowner’s Exclusion - hardship provision if ownership requirement NOT met.

A

(i.e. sale due to change of employment, health or unforseen circumstances)
months of qualifying ownership divided by 24 MONTHS

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9
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Involuntary Conversions are nontaxable as long as the money received is ___

A

REINVESTED for the same purposes

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10
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Involuntary Conversion basis (as long as reinvestment requirement is met)

A

Same as basis of old asset increased by any additional amounts invested

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11
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Involuntary conversion time requirement:

  • Personal Property
  • Business property
A
  • Personal - Must be reinvested within two years after close of taxable year
  • Business - 3 years
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12
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Involuntary conversion basis if boot is received (excess of reinvestment amount)

A

Realized Gain:
Amount received

-----------------------
Realized gain
 (excess of reinvestment)
--------------------
Unrecognized gain

Cost

Basis of new building

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13
Q

Involuntary conversion loss recognized?

Basis?

A

RECOGNIZED IMMEDIATELY

Basis is the Replacement cost

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14
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E in HIDE IT = Like-Kind EXCHANGES. Exception examples

A

Not things on “Paper”
(Inventory, stock, securities, partnership interests, goodwill/going concern value, real property in DIFFERENT countries)

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15
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Like-Kind Exchanges. In order for personal property to qualify it must have the same ___?

A

GENERAL USE

*real property doesn’t have this requirement (i.e. can be office building for apartment

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16
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Nondeductible Losses (WRaP). Wash sale loss time period

A

sold within 30 days before or after sale date

17
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Wash sale loss basis of new security.

A

Purchase price of new security + Disallowed loss

18
Q

Wash sale date of acquisition.

A

ORIGINAL date

19
Q

Would a wash sale gain be recognized / taxable?

A

YES

20
Q

Related party transactions. Two types

A

Family

More than 50% ownership