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    Basis on 1035 Exchange

    Client exchanged Rental Property
    Original basis $35000. fully depreciated

    new rental house cost $200,000.
    What would be the basis for depreciation?

    I think it should be $165000.
    Need to confirm.

    thanks

    brian
    Everybody should pay his income tax with a smile. I tried it, but they wanted cash

    #2
    1031 exchange

    Did your client pay any boot on this transaction?
    If not, then the basis is zero since his previiously owned property was fully depreciated.
    In CFS Tax Tools there is a worksheet to calculate basis on an exchange.

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      #3
      [QUOTE=Bird Legs;33170]Did your client pay any boot on this transaction?
      If not, then the basis is zero since his previiously owned property was fully depreciated.

      He sold for 175k and took a small mtg for 25k

      brian.
      Everybody should pay his income tax with a smile. I tried it, but they wanted cash

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        #4
        I am Confused

        Brian, in this last post you stated that client sold property for $175000.
        In the original post you stated client exchanged property, 1031 exchange.
        My question, did client sell or exchange?
        And if it was an exchange did they go through an intermediator?

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          #5
          Sorry Bird

          My client sold / exchanged his rental condo for another rental condo.The exchange was completed in june 2006. It was a 1035 exchange. His basis in the original condo was $35000. It was appraised for $175000. The condo he got in exchange was appraised for $200000. He took out a mtg for $25000.

          The big question is. What basis should he use for depreciation

          thanks
          brian
          Everybody should pay his income tax with a smile. I tried it, but they wanted cash

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            #6
            Basis-1031 Exchange

            Basis will be $25,000.

            ... ....................................... Property Given Up ......... Property Received
            Cost of property given up ........... $35,000.
            Depreciation allowed ............ (35,000.)
            Adjusted Basis ..................... -0-
            FMV of Property Given Up ........ 175,000.

            FMV of Property Received ........................................ $ 200,000.
            Less Liability Received .......................................... ( 25,000.)

            Realized Gain .................................................. ..... $175,000.

            Recognized Gain .................................................. ... -0-

            Mortgage Received ............................................... $ 25,000.

            Basis of like kind property received .......................... $ 25,000.
            Last edited by Bird Legs; 03-10-2007, 01:50 PM.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Brian View Post
              Client exchanged Rental Property
              Original basis $35000. fully depreciated

              new rental house cost $200,000.
              What would be the basis for depreciation?

              I think it should be $165000.
              Need to confirm.

              thanks

              brian

              Brian, 1035 exchange is the code section dealing with life insurance/annuities exchanges.

              You are dealing with a 1031 exchange if it was done properly.
              Last edited by veritas; 03-09-2007, 11:49 PM.

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                #8
                Originally posted by veritas View Post
                Brian, 1035 exchange is the code section dealing with life insurance/annuities exchanges.

                You are dealing with a 1031 exchange if it was done properly.
                Thanks ,I meant 1031 exchange.
                my apologies

                brian
                Everybody should pay his income tax with a smile. I tried it, but they wanted cash

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