I am nearing retirement and want to close down my S corporation and operate on a smaller scale as a sole proprietor. My S corp owns a vehicle which has not fully depreciated (no section 179 or bonus depreciation was taken). If I simply transfer the vehicle to the same business now operating as a sole proprietor, does that constitute a sale? I want to avoid having a loss in the S corp that could not be taken since vehicle would belong to a related party. The undepreciated amount is more than the sole proprietorship (or me personally) would want to pay for it.
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Assets come out as if sold at fair market value, with any gain reported passed out to the shareholder(s) via the K-1.
Given the related party scenario, I'd heavily document the FMV
Assets come out as if sold at fair market value, with any gain reported passed out to the shareholder(s) via the K-1.
Given the related party scenario, I'd heavily document the FMV
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