Forming a partnership
SEE 2 Chapter 3 · IRS outline 1B2, 1B4, 1B7
Mira and Jon are ready to open Pine Street Bakery. Mira brings cash. Jon brings an oven and a small building with a mortgage. A pastry chef named Rosa will join for a share of the business and no money at all. It looks like one simple handshake, but each person has walked in carrying a different tax question. Nadia sits them down and works through who has basis, who has gain and who owes tax on day one.
In this chapter
- Partnership agreements, general and limited partners
- Contributing property: no tax today
- Property with a mortgage: the debt shuffle
- Trading services for a partnership interest
- Family partnerships
- Allocations: who is taxed on what
This chapter has 6 lessons and 50 practice MCQs with explanations, plus flashcards and a recall sheet.
What this chapter covers
- Partnership agreements
- general and limited partners
- section 721 contributions
- property with debt
- services for an interest
- family partnerships
- special allocations
Chapter 2: Tax years, information returns and hobby losses · Chapter 4: Running a partnership: flow-through and partner basis