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Corp 1202 exclusion

Mike Polacek
Level 3

I have a small C Corp this is dissolving with 2 partners.  The partners have had their stock since 1998.  Based on my research the stipulations are being met for the 50% exclusion which would result in the remaining gain being taxed at 28%.  The Sched D worksheet even shows it qualifying for 28%.   When I go to the tax computation worksheet it doesn't show any gain being taxed at 28% but all income being subject to normal income tax rates.  What am I missing?

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sjrcpa
Level 15

Are they otherwise below the 28% bracket?


The more I know the more I don’t know.
Mike Polacek
Level 3

They are well below the 28% tax bracket.  My reading of the way the gain is taxed was it is taxed at 28%.  I look at the schedule D tax summary page and see the gains included at the normal income rates but the gain is small enough it never gets out of the 24% bracket.

For comparison I upped the gain by $500k and saw the change that it went through the brackets until the highest portion was taxed at only 28%.  That led to my assumption that they are taxed at ordinary rates up to a max of 28% but that wasn't the way I was reading the code.

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