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Sec. 1231 Properties
Real or personal depreciable properties used in the business held for > 1yr.
Treatment of Sec.1231 Gain/Loss.
Net Loss: Ordinary Loss
Net Gain: LTCG
1231 5-yr look-back rule
converts current-year net Section 1231 gain into ordinary income to the extent you have unused net Section 1231 losses from the preceding five tax years. Any remaining gain receives long-term capital gain treatment.
Sec. 1231 vs Sec 1245 vs Sec 1250 Properties
Sec 1231 is broad umbrella category and Sec. 1245 and Sec. 1250 are a subset of Sec. 1231
Sec 1245 Property
Depreciable personal property excluding real properties, with unrecaptured depreciation.
Sec. 1245 gain or loss treatment
Gain upto depreciation = ordinary gain, excess gain = capital gains
Loss= ordinary loss
Sec. 1250 property
All depreciable real property that is not Sec 1245 property (real property)
Sec. 1250 depreciation method
Straight-line for post-1986 properties (39yrs for nonresidential and 27.5yrs for residential
Sec. 1250 adjustment
Excess depreciation (accelerated depreciation > straight-line)
Tax rate for unrecaptured sec. 1250 gain
Max. 25% (more than LTCG and less than ordinary income rate)
Acquisition of Sec. 179 property
Reduces K1 income/loss flow thru partners and shareholders.
Disposition of Sec. 179 property
Recaptured amt on K1 which will be reported on Form 4797 in 1040
Treatment of settlement charges selling rental property
