To work more effectively, LB&I developed a means When determining the applicable taxation rules for the sale of an interest in a PTE operating in multiple states, the first step is to consider whether the interest is being sold by a corporate partner, another PTE, or an individual. So what happens is, the partnership less the partner's basis in interest. and the remaining $14,829 as capital gain. Was the property used to produce business income? in an ongoing business that continues to generate revenue. decreased in value faster is cost segregation studies. When the partners -- not the partnership Okay, Geoff, clear your throat. And the correct response is "C," Form 8308. This ordinary gain or loss Inside basis is just the general ledger for tax purposes Andrew Dux and Geoff Gaukroger are Senior Revenue Agents in our Large Business and International Division. And I'll give you just a few more seconds. This spreadsheet is exactly the same This item highlights key considerations owners selling partnership interests should address as part of the sale, including which states may attempt to tax the entire gain, how taxation of the gain may be divided among the states where the partnership does business, compliance considerations, and technical developments and trends that may affect the transaction. but the point of the next six slides In the same scenario, other states classify this gain as nonbusiness income subject to allocation. It says, "For the calculation of Section 751 gain. that the correct fair market value Partner "C"'s basis was $3,506 at the time of the sale. Generally, income is apportionable if it is earned as part of the taxpayer's regular trade or business or is from property integral to that business, including income from an entity or assets that are part of the taxpayer's unitary business, or that serves an operational, not passive investment, function. some new things you haven't heard elsewhere. to report its sale on its Form 1040 tax return. Andrew Dux: Okay, sure, Evette, I'll try to answer that. please submit it by clicking the Ask Question drop-down arrow Thank you so much for joining us here today. from the California Tax Education Council, let's discuss the partnership's reporting requirements. a hypothetical sale analysis at the time So, basically, what we're saying is Evette Davis: Okay. in comparison to its cost basis of $7,000. This is shown at the bottom, second rectangle on the left. that were discussed on the prior slide. So, if the entity holds a certain type of asset, So, yeah, the answer is, "A," "going concern." that their entity didn't have 751, the same old stale partnership-interest class hundreds and hundreds of -- The functional test within the UDITPA's definition of "business income" and the "apportionable income" criterion of the MTC model create complexity in classifying gain or loss from the sale of interests in passthrough entities, requiring taxpayers to closely analyze their business activities to determine whether states will treat their ownership of such an interest as business income under the functional test. This would result in ordinary income treatment, from the official start time of the webinar, It says, "For the calculation of Section 751 gain, Some are essential to make our site work; others help us improve the user experience. between the buyer and seller. If more than 50% of the value of the partnership comprises intangibles, the gain from the sale of the partnership interest is allocated to California based on the standard-sales-factor apportionment for the tax year preceding the sale (Cal. Since they have been fully depreciated, 2. And real quick, less the amount subject to 751 ordinary treatment, We also wanted to mention that this issue That business entity should have been giving that correctly. which Partner "C" sold his 40% interest in, As you can see, there were five assets owned by the partnership, at the time the partner sold his interest --. and something to consider. to share knowledge-based questions with you. There are four primary And I'm going to go ahead and start with you, Andrew. the hypothetical sale of partnership assets. However, let me assure you and finally, understand the Service's position When certain partnership interests are sold. if there are any Section 751 assets at the time The state generally treats the sale of intangible personal property sold by individuals as allocable nonbusiness income unless a business situs in California is acquired (Cal. that files a Form 1040 tax return. the numbers on this table are not very large. practitioners tell the partnerships introductory webinar through the IRS portal. Also, where a Code Sec. One of the most significant decisions the owner of a business classified as a partnership for U.S. federal and state income tax purposes can make is choosing whether to sell his or her interests. Other states may exclude from the factor any transaction that is outside the ordinary course of business (e.g., Georgia, Illinois, and New York). And this says simply, "How does a minority partner determine Although the seller may get an independent appraisal So, as you can see, the 40% selling partner on the left side of your screen. But, in reality, the buyer that's coming into Other treatment streams include, For example, if you have two 50/50 partners. As Evette mentioned, your presenters today, we just wanted to throw out, this isn't going to be, the same old stale partnership-interest class. The agreement must reflect reasonable valuations, The partnership must conduct a hypothetical sale analysis, and assign a reasonable fair market value to each asset, to be assigned to the partnership's assets, at the time of the sale is a going-concern value, where the buyer is continuing to use the partnership's assets. and sell the assets just on a spreadsheet. Now let's see what percentage of you answered that correctly. And I will be your moderator for today's webinar, Before we begin, if there is anyone in the audience. to the selling partners For example, partnership units or LLC units, And the entity on its own makes selections. If you are participating to earn a certificate And this slide shows if these assets are still being used by the partnership on using these assets in their current use. to properly report the sale of their tax return. Yes? we are bifurcating the total gain with the partnership and tell them. is to understand how this $40,000 gain will be taxed. I cannot believe this, audience, that do conduct this hypothetical sale, Is there any way you could speak up Now that we have discussed Example 1 in detail, where to submit specific questions. If the net gain or gross proceeds are included in the sales factors of the states where the gain is subject to income tax, the final question to address is which states the gain or proceeds on the transaction should be sourced to for sales factor purposes (i.e., which states' sales factor numerator). relating to sale of partnership interest transactions. in an amount equal to the fair market value of the property. a hypothetical sale of partnership assets. As Evette mentioned, your presenters today 16, 2021)). If you've taken We will come back to that question later, at that time was greater than the tax net book value. or there's an agreement between two unrelated third parties to report the gain or loss on the sale transaction. However, not all capital gains are taxed at the same rate. because there is no depreciation still have substantial value. If you have questions are taxed at a maximum rate of 28%. if you would just take a few minutes & Tax. they need these assets Whereas the aggregate theory, this is more complex. The Service's position, in many cases, is, the existing taxed intangible assets on the books, The existing intangible assets represent the ongoing knowledge, The existing intangible assets are normally worth. We've had a lot of practitioners tell us or 20% of the cost. The existing intangible assets are normally worth Or they also have to get the information at the time the partner sells his interest? please visit IRS.gov, keyword search "webinars," are Andrew Dux and Geoff Gaukroger. We hope you won't experience any technology issues, you can download from the Materials section, It provides the minimum system requirements. on the face of it, for practical purposes, I'm going to come over to you. to transfer ownership of the entity. to make your selection in LB&I's Pass-Through Entities Practice Area, as a separately stated item with an alpha code. Second item, when a partner sells a partnership interest, this disposition will impact previously suspended losses. Anyway, my point here, with step one, Sale transactions have become more common as the appeal of passthrough entities (PTEs) including partnerships, limited liability companies (LLCs) taxed as partnerships, and S corporations to business owners and investors grows due to their benefits, such as a single layer of taxation (unlike with C corporations) and certain legal protections available to some owners. A liquidation or fire-sale value, at a bankruptcy option or a liquidation sale. that would exist if 100% of the partnership interest you can download from the Materials section in the Partnership and TEFRA Practice Network. we're going to bifurcate the gain into components. I'll just give you a few more seconds to think about it. where exam adjustments are going to be assessed and uses in its business operations have value. Okay, as listed on the slide, what questions you have for our presenters. assigned to the partnerships assets. is there any embedded ordinary income in the entity. Then, we ran into the Section 751 thing, an aggregate of the individual co-owners. Code 25125). And as part of the campaign, Mike mentioned, it includes a variety of treatment streams. There is a reason the taxpayer you have a limited partnership. does not mean that the partnership's assets Rulings of the Tax Commissioner. that a third partner has changed ownership. as a separately stated item. Evette Davis: Awesome. into various asset categories, in an effort to obtain this is the item that creates all the Section 751 and $967 of unrecaptured Section 1250 gain. equal to tax net book value. They are the Small Business/Self-Employed. Some states may exclude the sale of a partnership interest from the factor through a number of means, such as excluding receipts earned outside the regular course of business from the sales factor, excluding certain sales of intangible property from the sales factor entirely, having specific occasional/isolated sale exclusions for transactions outside the regular course of business, and providing bright-line rules for transactions to exclude from the factor (e.g., California excludes from the sales factor an occasional sale transaction with a "substantial amount" of receipts, defined as those that cause the sales factor denominator value to decrease by 5% or more). Penalties may be asserted against the partnership, If a partner's capital account is decreased. Rev. So go ahead and click on the drop-down arrow And it is possible that that will be the answer. So, with the limited amount of information available, let's ask ourselves, "Is a fair market value. LB&I has three, what is called, geographic practice areas. and know-how existing in the entity, You should have received today's PowerPoint in a reminder e-mail. it includes a variety of treatment streams This webinar is scheduled for approximately 75 minutes. on one of LB&I's campaigns -- with about an equal split on a specific asset does not mean at least its original recorded value or more. ", To work more effectively, LB&I developed a means. The following fair market value estimations would have this information," who has developed properties for sale and parts will be taxed at different tax rates. that is with the media, in the partnership's assets, liabilities, and operations. for $2 million. by claiming ordinary deductions as amortization expense. we're going to go over and teach today. A partnership must file a separate Form 8308 Evette Davis: [ Chuckles ] Both have been with the Service for more than 13 years. Code Regs. While states generally tax PTEs similarly to each other, there are nuances among them that are not addressed in this discussion (e.g., entity-level taxation or treating single-member LLCs as regarded entities). And the correct answer is, "D," Section 751. Okay, now we want to further discuss some common problems your credit will be posted in your PTIN account. Okay, now that we've introduced at the time of the sale was $2,000. 18, 17951-4). The fact that a taxpayer claimed bonus depreciation, decreased faster than if the taxpayer would not have. Audience, let's go to our first polling question. into components. at the time of the sale should be valuing And so if a selling partner -- you will qualify for one possible CPE credit. as the fair market value of their assets. And let's share the correct response on the next slide. The first one, sales proceeds, between fair market value of assets in a hypothetical sale which the taxpayer has been amortizing for tax purposes. for at least 50 minutes. over its Tax Shelter Promoter program to make this partner's share of the inside basis $500. under the passive at-risk rules and Section 163(j). In the current year, when this latest sale sometimes takes bonus depreciation. And we'll begin the countdown which applies due to the aggregate theory. And if this $40,000 gain has Section 751 assets within it, In 1991, the IRS issued Revenue Ruling 91-32 2 setting forth its position on this issue. but it is actually the LB&I's organizational structure. Section 751 has, as its base, aggregate theory. Has the taxpayer taken tax amortization deduction? Well, that's the simple entity theory concept, to provide that detail?" We have six key points that we want the audience to remember. between domestic and international issues. at the time of the sale. of all items that a partnership would own, or what would lead to the most common type. technical assistance, and feedback. Okay, here, we're switching to partner-level areas. and has methods of accounting separate from its partners. which you take every asset, assign their fair market value. can make a 743(b) adjustment for $300. Additionally, the partnership is required to attach. Then, on the bottom part of the computation, we use the selling partner's ownership percentage. And it's not providing a statement that cannot be reported on the installment method. The partnership must conduct a hypothetical sale analysis Kevin D. Anderson, CPA, J.D., is a managing director, National Tax Office, with BDO USA LLP in Washington, D.C. For additional information about these items, contact Mr. Anderson at 202-644-5413 or kdanderson@bdo.com. and is a Subject-Matter expert, And going to give you just a few more seconds, And we'll start the countdown to end the polling, Partner "C" sold his 40% interest in a partnership, Partner C's share of the partnership liability, This is composed of the $19,000 in cash received, Therefore, Partner "C" would recognize a gain of $17,494, And we'll continue to use this same example. So when there is a sale transaction, to the selling partner's Schedule K-1, As you can see, there were five assets owned by the partnership that we talked about, is a fixed asset. With the complexity and continued developments in this area, taxpayers are advised to discuss with their tax consultants the state tax considerations around these transactions (e.g., the apportionment/allocation considerations above and installment sale considerations as to when the tax should be paid). concerning sale of partnership interest to separate out their depreciable assets then we'd have to bifurcate our gain between it's ordinary and capital portion. is a more complicated topic So, the total proceeds is $24,000. during sales of partnership interest examinations; Partner "C" sold his 40% interest in ABC Partnership Okay, next, Andrew now is going to review the facts but what Andrew and I are going to talk about is. But, in reality, the buyer that's coming into. Disposition of a Partnership Interest . So they each have a fair market value of $1 million to support their position, or, "D," GAAP book value?" and that is the general rule. if we just used tax net book value. is then subtracted from the total gain or loss, for a partner to actually recognize ordinary gains. that is being depreciated at an accelerated rate, some information about this. that have been fully depreciated. Finally, the tax goodwill asset has a estimated You said it was going to get a little tough, Geoff. However, the Service does not believe Leasehold improvements have minimal value, and sold to someone that would not use them. So, the aggregate theory is looking within the entity What is your responsibility if you're preparing the 1040? about five years old at the time of the sale. taken accelerated depreciation deduction. And the entity on its own makes selections [UDITPA 1(a)]. "B," Section 731; for the more difficult aspects to discuss Section 751. gift, death, or abandonment. States may provide that net losses are excluded from the factor, even if net gain transactions are included. When appropriate, we will be offering certificates but not exceeding the total depreciation claimed, of previously taken tax amortization deductions, So, as you can see, the 40% selling partner, must report $2,665 of Section 751 ordinary gain. If you're having trouble hearing the audio The estimated fair market value of this intangible asset, And therefore, its existing goodwill asset. Andrew Dux: Absolutely. in 54321. If you registered through the Florida Institute of CPAs, If you qualify and have not received your certificate, Again, we would appreciate it -- I'm sorry --. of identifying significant compliance risks, or issues. or they would have to purchase new assets between the buyer and the seller. Michael, Andrew, and Geoff are staying on with us. once you'd be down there in that Box 20, So amortize the depreciable assets "What is the proper valuation methodology. And we'll close the polling and Large Business and International, The five-step hypothetical sale requirement. and uses in its business operations have value. takes you to a list of all of the active LB&I campaigns. Once we get the capital portion, Can you kind of take us back and explained to us we just determined the partnership's total Section 751 on hundreds of tax returns across the nation to apply fair market value across the board It's put on the safe side, just for tax purposes. tit. If the taxpayer no longer owns these assets, and thank you for joining us for today's webinar. as the selling partner was at the moment of the sale. 2. Okay, now we want to further discuss some common problems, with the partnership's hypothetical sale computation. Again, we would appreciate it -- I'm sorry -- let's ask ourselves, "Is a fair market value Can you kind of take us back and explained to us, So, yeah, the answer is, "A," "going concern. So, what we've noticed, to the selling partner, "B," amortizable and depreciable assets. which we computed in Step 4. and assign a reasonable fair market value to each asset To register for an upcoming webinar, We have estimated a fair market value of $2,500 and jump into these questions another limited partner, The gain may be bifurcated into components, a box must be checked. They aren't getting the correct sale amount. 5.01. Just take a moment, that this has to be spread across the partnership assets Just because the taxpayer has an appraisal, relating to the seller of their interest. which discusses the fair market value Appeal of Holiday Inns, Inc., 86-SBE-074 (April 9, 1986) a. It provides the minimum system requirements you will qualify for one possible CPE credit. So please take just a moment to disable your pop-up blocker now. that this asset's fair market value This item highlights key considerations owners selling partnership interests should address as part of the sale, including which states may attempt to tax the entire gain, how taxation of the gain may be divided among the states where the partnership does business, compliance considerations, and technical developments and trends that may affect No, the focus here is to understand As a result of the differences in the corporate and individual tax codes, significant differences can arise in how the gain is ultimately sourced, depending on ownership. Just because a partnership You guys are asking great questions. requires a partner to report ordinary gain when the partner sold his partnership interest, So the question is, what is the fair market value, with the exception of using the tax net book value, It is common to see partnerships use tax net book value. and unrecaptured Section 1250 gain. on September 30, 2018. of all partnership assets. And just to note, it's possible must be adjusted to account if a certain partner and the workforce in place. as the fair market value of their assets. requiring items to be valued at their fair market value. [ Chuckles ] that is your responsibility to do this for your client. We are using the estimated fair market values, we just determined the partnership's total Section 751, and unrecaptured Section 1250 gain amount, that would exist if 100% of the partnership interest. is to provide an overview In Entity theory, we would discover this outside the entity. In order to continue to operate the taxpayer's business, So it's not, in that first list, Geoff Gaukroger: Alright. On July 14, 2022, Franchise Tax Board (FTB) issued Legal Ruling 2022-02 relating to California sourcing rules when a nonresident individual partner disposes of a partnership interest in a partnership that holds unrealized receivables or inventory (commonly referred to as "hot assets"). That is because of accelerated depreciation, For goodwill, there is $3,968 of Section 751 gain. and posted to the IRS Video Portal in a few weeks. for example, taxpayer and practitioner outreach, Legal Ruling 2022-02 providing guidance on the sourcing of gain from the sale of a partnership interest by a nonresident individual where the underlying partnership has Int ernal Revenue Code ("IRC") section 751 . The partnership is required to attach a statement. just a few words about IRS, LB&I, and PTE. Conversely, allocable nonbusiness income is allocated to a single state and taxed entirely by that state (for corporations, this is usually the state of commercial domicile or the location of property sold with regard to tangible or real property). Remember, if an accelerated depreciation method whether they are 1% partner or 50% partner, identify the correct tax law However, taxpayers should recognize that states generally scrutinize allocable income positions on transactions. With the sale of a partnership interest being a sale of other than tangible personal property, sourcing these transactions generally falls into one of two buckets. it is unlikely that the limited partner "You mentioned that the Service might not respect the valuation your complete fixed-asset register, obtained a cost segregation study we've moved from TEFRA to the BBA, at the time of the sale, during sales of partnership interest examinations; and finally, understand the Service's position. Here in our example, we computed a gain of $40,000. the Schedule K-1 instructions have been modified, when the partner sold his partnership interest, And if this $40,000 gain has Section 751 assets within it. Hypothetical sale by the partnership of all its assets, Andrew Dux: Okay, so, yeah, that's a really good question. To email a link to this presentation, click the following: This program writes a small 'cookie' locally on your computer when you set a bookmark. if a partner sells their interest, or turn your speaker up a little bit more? takes you to a list of all of the active LB&I campaigns. the amount of the 751 gains computed in Step 3, must be adjusted to account if a certain partner, Or if any of the partners had a 743(b) adjustment. For leasehold improvements, these assets were Okay, audience, here is our third polling question. Okay, Andrew, let me come back to you for a question here. (New Jersey and Pennsylvania provide instances for individual income taxpayers.) of approximately 30% of cost. For example, if you have two 50/50 partners, And then there's a second part, Andrew. Also, with the varying apportionment methodologies, can the sums of the state apportionment percentages exceed 100%? Entity theory is the concept So, first step, each partner must classify all their property. The fact that a taxpayer claimed bonus depreciation and diminish their value. App. Meeting Notice and Agenda Agenda will be subtracted from the total gain. There you can view archived versions of our webinars. the first area is, the partnership and then share the correct response on the next slide. that started out, original basis for everyone is $5 million. A partner who sells the partnership interest, the difference between the sales proceeds received, This is computed by scheduling out the partner's. And maybe even, a distance away, you have a tier. The link at the bottom of the screen here to the extent by which the amount of It is the Service's position we wanted to briefly discuss actually 743(b), that you believe best answers this question. to show estimated fair market value, the other 751 category, which is inventory. Rules addressing state taxation of gains or losses that arise from the sale of interests in a passthrough entity are complex and differ from state to state. The first bucket is cost-of-performance sourcing, which will generally source the sale to the states where the direct costs that produce the revenue are incurred. And let's share the correct answer on the next slide. What would the assets be worth if the business ceased operating Some of these concepts might be a little repetitive. 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