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30 August, 02:02

Firm P, a noncorporate taxpayer, purchased residential realty in 1985 for $1 million. This year it sold the realty for $450,000. Through date of sale, Firm P deducted $814,000 accelerated depreciation on the realty. Straight-line depreciation would have been $625,000. a. Determine the amount and character of Firm P's recognized gain on sale. b. How would your answer change if Firm P was a corporation?

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  1. 30 August, 04:41
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    Amount realized on sales $450,000

    Cost $1,000,000

    Accumulated depreciation $814,000

    $186,000

    Realized gain $264,000

    Ordinary income = excess of $814,000 accelerated

    Over $625,000 straight-line depreciation $189,000

    Section 1231 gain $75,000

    Recognized gain $264,000

    (b)

    Ordinary income = excess of $814,000 accelerated

    Over $625,000 straight-line depreciation $189,000

    20% additional recapture 20% * $75,000 $15,000

    Section 1231 gain $60,000

    Recognized gain $264,000
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