I'm about to amend a 2011 tax return (Form 1120S) for a client who contributed the assets and liabilities to another Corp and realized an $87K gain as the liabilities exceeded the assets transferred via Sec. 357. For the year 2011, the total taxable income was $106K (and this includes the $87K). My question - During August 2011, the initial sole(A) owner sold 60% of the stock to my client(B). I was going to prepare the pro rata income allocation per share per day rather than elect per IRC Section 1377(a)(2) to treat it as two separate years. The big $87K gain came right at year end so you would think that the now 40% partner would want to treat the year as two separate periods. My understanding is that both need to agree to the election. The original owner (A) had quite a bit of flow through losses in the prior years. The new part owner (B) does not want to take the full hit for the $87K. Thus, again, going the pro rata allocation route. Agree with this treatment? Second question, is this something that needs to be separately stated on the K-1 and if so, where?
Much thanks in advance.
Much thanks in advance.
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