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Eric S.
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Using section 754 election To match Step up basis, any experience

Eric S.
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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Hi All,

I am purchasing an apt building and purchasing 100% of the current shares of the llc that it is currently in. I am doing this for two reasons to avoid conveyance fee and to avoid county to reassess the property and doubling the annual taxes.

I am currently purchasing the LLC that the property is under. As a partnership myself being 95% owner and another one of my other LLC being 5% owner of the current LLC the property is under. I was told that if I forms partnership that I could do section 754 election That would allow me to set up the basis of the property to match the purchase price of 1.7 million.

I want to confirm this is correct and would allow me to do a full cost segregation at the price I am purchasing the property for and not have to include any of the depreciation the previous owner already took since I am currently taking over the llc the property is under.

Secondly,


since this is mid year I would not be responsible for doing a tax return for the months prior to me attaining the property and this would not have to pay taxes on the income collected  on the property nor would I need to pay any payroll roll taxes he currently pays one persons salary a property manager. Thank you all appreciate all advice, comments and suggestions! 



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