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I have a partnership that rents land to a campground. They cleared land by cutting and selling timber. How is this income reported & on which returns?

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IRonMaN
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On the 1065.  Does the partnership only rent land or does it have other activities?


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IRonMaN
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On the 1065.  Does the partnership only rent land or does it have other activities?


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dd4vols
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and the selling of the Timber (unless their primary business is selling timber), would be a Schedule D Capital Gain.... and either short-term or long-term depending on the acquisition date. 

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sjrcpa
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and what will they use for basis? Except for timber grower businesses, hardly any one has the basis for timber on their land.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
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garman22
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I had one who hired an appraiser. Plus all the costs leading up to the sale.
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dd4vols
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Start with original acquisition costs....first step is to determine the allocation at that time of just the land, and just the timber. i.e. what would the land have been worth w/o any timber on it.  I live 15 miles from a paper mill, so I come across this all the time.  after you get the land and timber segregated costs wise, then you determine what % of the timber was sold...and that's your best gest estimate..
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