Partners A & B own one commercial rental property. It is rented all of the year and the profit is 14K for 2009. Profits are split 50/50.
B's health is failing so a quick liquidation happens on 12/31/09. A pays off the total remaining mortgage of 50K directly and pays B 100K for his share of the partnership.
A puts the property into a single owner LLC and actually sells it on 1/27/10 for 300K.
I'm confused about how A's payments change the capital accounts and their basis which were equal until the liquidation.
Does B get capital gain treatment on everything and does A deal with recaptured depreciation at the sale in 2010?
I haven't done many partnerships as you can see. Thanks for any tips.
Dennis
B's health is failing so a quick liquidation happens on 12/31/09. A pays off the total remaining mortgage of 50K directly and pays B 100K for his share of the partnership.
A puts the property into a single owner LLC and actually sells it on 1/27/10 for 300K.
I'm confused about how A's payments change the capital accounts and their basis which were equal until the liquidation.
Does B get capital gain treatment on everything and does A deal with recaptured depreciation at the sale in 2010?
I haven't done many partnerships as you can see. Thanks for any tips.
Dennis
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