Capital Gains and 1031 Exhcanges For Limited Partners

Capital Gains and 1031 Exhcanges For Limited Partners

Lititz, PA · Member since 2013 · 595 posts · 272 votes

Hello,

Below is the proposed return for a syndication.  The first chart shows the estimated return on a 100k investment where 100k becomes 193k

A couple of questions:

1. If a limited partner is in a tax bracket (earning less than 50k per year) approximately how much would they owe in capital gains after the asset is sold?  I'm trying to determine what the actual return will be.  For example, will it be closer to 170k after capital gains tax?

2.  Can the limited partner use the proceeds for a 1031 exchange?

Thank you

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Cincinnati, OH · Member since 2020 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
1y

@William Coet, as Jackson noted, there are too many variables to even begin.

Two things to remember, any tax losses you utilize to offset incomes, will reduce basis making bigger tax bill in sale year.  And you have depreciation recapture (currently 25%) and long term capital gains.    

As for the 1031, while you as an individual LP cannot 1031, some syndicators will allow the syndication to 1031 from one controlled deal to another.  

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  • Member since 2024 · 39 posts · 36 votes
    1y

    1. It depends on your state, filling status, and type of gain passed through. As an example section 1250 gain is taxed like ordinary income, in contrast generic capital gains has a much lower rate. We can't really answer this without specifics. 

    2. No, an LP interest in the partnership is not eligible for a 1031.

  • Cincinnati, OH · Member since 2020 · 4k+ posts · 3k+ votes
    1y

    @William Coet, as Jackson noted, there are too many variables to even begin.

    Two things to remember, any tax losses you utilize to offset incomes, will reduce basis making bigger tax bill in sale year.  And you have depreciation recapture (currently 25%) and long term capital gains.    

    As for the 1031, while you as an individual LP cannot 1031, some syndicators will allow the syndication to 1031 from one controlled deal to another.  

  • Lititz, PA · Member since 2013 · 595 posts · 272 votes
    1y

    @Jackson Hanssen, @Evan Polaski

    Thank you for your replies. 
    I certainly won't hold anyone to anything, but could either of you
     venture a guess  as to what the actual net profit after all taxes (including cap gains, depreciation recapture, etc) would be on a 100k investment with total gross return of 193k on an income of 50k?

    This is the projected payout on a 100k investment.

    Thank you

  • Member since 2024 · 39 posts · 36 votes
    1y

    Not without the following details:

    1. tax residency, and location of the physical asset for nexus allocation calcs
    2. personal tax filling status
    3. Marginal rate or expected income earned outside of this investment. 

  • Lititz, PA · Member since 2013 · 595 posts · 272 votes
    1y

     @Jackson Hanssen Private message sent.  Thank you

  • Lititz, PA · Member since 2013 · 595 posts · 272 votes
    1y

    Thank you @Jackson Hanssen

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