Why is it calculating a gain of only the difference between the purchase and sale price, when the asset was fully depreciated using Sec 179?
Example: Asset purchase price was $5700 and took section 179 and then sold a few years later for $6,000 and it is showing a $300 gain. Shouldn't the basis be zero?
Also, not showing up on F4797...
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Are you preparing a 1040 return or 1120S or 1065..... ?
Sorry, should of mentioned that. It is a partnership F1065.
The 179 gain will be reported on Schedule M-1 of Form 1065 and will be reported on a K-1 179 Report for each Partner.
For a partnership for assets that are sold that the 179 was taken, you do not fill out the 4797 on the partnership return, as it is filled out on the partner level (1040) If you fill out the asset work sheet on the 1065, and fill out the sale info ProSeries will do the rest for you. As a side note you have a $300 gain that is 1245 gain reported as ordinary income
As @JRC & @Terry53029 have pointed out:
The $ 300 shows on the F 1065, page one.
The REST of the gain shows as supplemental info, passed out via the K-1, and will show up on the F 1040 of the partner.
It's the same presentation as when the § 179 expenses was taken in the first place.
@coralli I believe you need to take some CE if you are going to prepare partnership taxes for a fee. I don't mean that in a bad way, just want to helpful.
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