Can excess passive losses be passed to beneficiaries?
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Welcome to the forum. Since I don't do very many trust returns, let me start by asking what may be a dumb question back at you --aren't suspended passive losses available when the asset that generated them is disposed? Since it's a final trust return, why are there any "excess" passive losses?"You said it, they'll never know the difference. Come on, we'll paint our way out!" - Moe Howard
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See TTB page 7-10 and other TTB sections for information and examples that may apply to your scenario.
TTB page 7-10:
....Death. If a passive activity interest transfers because the owner dies, unused passive activity losses are allowed as a deduction on the decedent’s final tax return to the extent they exceed the beneficiary’s stepped-up basis in the passive activity.....Always cite your source for support to defend your opinionComment
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Welcome to the forum. Since I don't do very many trust returns, let me start by asking what may be a dumb question back at you --aren't suspended passive losses available when the asset that generated them is disposed? Since it's a final trust return, why are there any "excess" passive losses?Last edited by Burke; 04-02-2018, 12:30 PM.Comment
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