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Hey guys,
Basic question, From what I understand the shareholder basis from a TAX FREE transaction in a C Corp when contributing a property is decreased by the boot received (including the liability transferred) and that a gain is recognized only when that liability exceeds the basis of the property. But I am a little lost when the liability is bigger than the FMV of the property (rare scenario I know). For example:
Adj Basis – FMV – Mortgage
100,000 – 120,000 – 210,000
In this case the shareholder basis will be 100,000??
Basis of Property:
100,000
+ 110,000?? ( gain from liability excess over basis)
– 110,000
= 100,000?? or bc the transaction is tax free the gain is only suppose to be the lesser of the gain or the boot?? resulting in a 10,000 basis?? ((100,000 + 20,000 (gain from adj – FMV) – 110,000 (boot from liability) = 10,000
And his taxable income 110,000??
100,000
– 210,000
= 110,000 liability excess over basis??
I know is a little to much (I tried to simplify it) but really appreciate any help.
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