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Holding period on gift properties

If carry over basis, HP of the prior owner

Capital gain distributions from a mutual fund

must be reported as LONG TERM capital gain regardless of how long the stock has been owned

holding period of property


(general rule)

from the date AFTER it was acquired to the date it is disposed of

sale of stock or securities


(Gains/Losses)

realized on the TRADE date rather than the SETTLEMENT date

Return of capital distribution

- reduces basis and becomes a capital gain when basis = 0


- FIFO is used when specific identification is impossible

Capital losses

negative taxable income for up to $3,000/TY ($1,500 if MFJ)

Section 1244 Stock
Qualified Business Stock (QSB)

- sale can be deducted as ordinary losses (up to $50k/TY or $100/TY if MFJ


- contribution to capital cannot be > $1 million

Depreciable business property
1231property



NOT a capital asset


- Gains: capital gains
- Losses: ordinary losses

Basis of property

- Increased by capital expenditures


- Decreased by capital returns

5-year properties

- Automobiles


- Computers


- Furniture in rental homes


- Appliances


- Office machinery


- Carpets

7-year properties

- Office furniture


- Agricultural machinery/equipment


- Any property that doesn't have a class life

Depreciation of RESIDENTIAL real property

- 80% or more of rental gross income comes from dwelling units


- Recovery period of 27.5 years

Depreciation of NONRESIDENTIAL real property


Section 1250

- Recovery period is 39 years

Contributed property to corporation

- No gain or loss recognized


- Stock basis is increased

Distribution of dividends (E&P)

- Taxable


- Do NOT reduce basis

Stock rights

- are stocks acquired in a nontaxable distribution


- basis is allocated portion of the older stock


- if < 15% of FMV of old stock, basis is ZERO

Casualty losses (basis)

Reduced by the amount of the casualty loss

Debt discharge (basis)

- Excluded from gross income.


- Reduction in basis is required for amounts excluded

Credit on asset purchases (basis)

reduce basis of the property

Personal use converted to business use


(basis for depreciation)

the lesser of FMV on the date of conversion or AB

Gift (Holding Period)

For gain: donor's acquisition


For loss: donee's acquisition

Inheritance (Holding Period)

Automatic LT

Securities (Holding Period)

Trading date

Short sale (Ss)


(Holding Period)

Earlier of Ss closing or property sale date

Capital gain dividend (Holding Period)

Automatic LT

Gain/Loss Recognition


(Calculation)

Money Received (or to be received)


+ FMV of other property received


+ Liability relief


- Money or other property given up


- Selling expenses


- Liabilities assumed


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= Amount realized


- Adjusted basis


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= Gain (loss) realized

Net Capital Gain (NCG)

LTCG — STCL



Net STCG is not included in NCG (treated as ordinary gain)



BUT Net STCG may be offset by net LTCL

Capital Gain Rates (individuals)

0% - 10% - 15% income tax brackets


15% - 25%, 28%, 33%, 35% regular tax bracket


20% - 39.6% tax bracket


25% - LTCG depreciable real ppty (1245 ppty)


28% - collectibles and certain small business stock (1202 stock)

Capital Gain Rates


(Corporations)

taxed at the corporation's regular tax rate

Liabilities discharged in bankruptcy

STCL regardless of how long the debt was in possession of the debt

UNDISTRIBUTED capital gains

taxed as capital gains in the current year

60/40 rule

- regulated future contracts, foreign currency contracts, nonequity options, dealer equity options treated as sold ON THE LAST DAY of the year.




- gains or losses treated as if they were 60% LT and 40% ST w/o regard of holding period.

1202 Stock and 1244 Stock


(Qualified Small Business - QSB)

- 50% exclusion gain/sale on QSB stock


- held for > 5 years, issued after 8/10/1993


- 75% exclusion, 1202 stock issued after 2/17/2009 and before 9/28/2010


- 100% exclusion, 1202 stock acquired after 9/27/2010

What is a qualified Small Business (QSB) Stock?

stock of a domestic C corporation with aggregate gross assets not > $50 million

1202 QSB stock
(Annual Gain Limit)

$10 million OR


10x adjusted basis




Taxed at 28% rate

Rollover on capital gains from sale of 1202 stock

new QSB stock must be purchased w/in 60 days

Loss from sale of 1244 stock

deducted as ordinary loss




capital contribution cannot be > $1 million




Max. loss deductible $50k or $100k MFJ




Losses from investments w/o receiving stock are not eligible for excludable