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    Building donated to Church from S Corporation

    I have an S Corp. client that donated a fully depreciated building to a church. Would they be able to take a charitable contribution deduction for the value of the building or because the basis is zero would they not get a benefit?

    If they can take the deduction, how does it appear on the return?

    Thanks in advance.

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    Donations pass thru to the shareholders on the K-1.
    With a zero basis there is nothing to claim.

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      #3
      Not true unless the real estate was 1245 property. See TTB 4-16. Generally the deduction is FMV for real estate.

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        Anyone Else Have any Idea?

        Originally posted by Davc View Post
        Not true unless the real estate was 1245 property. See TTB 4-16. Generally the deduction is FMV for real estate.
        I've asked a few other local accountants and I keep getting mixed opinions. Anyone else have a thought? If you do get FMV how is it presented on the return? What would be the journal entry?

        Thanks again!

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