Good afternoon folks -
I'm reporting a like kind exchange of rental real estate for a client. This is my first. I understand that incidental personal property like appliances, furnishings, etc that doesn't exceed 15% of the fmv of the acquired property does not have to be identified/included in the exchange.
Property given up purchase price $381,390
Property given up sale price $762,000
Replacement property purchase price $852,000
Incidental personal property purchase prices total $23,500
On Form 8824, in calculating basis/adjusted basis, do I start with the purchase price of the rental home as stated on the settlement statement or do I add to that purchase price the purchase prices of the incidental personal property?
On the Asset Entry Worksheet, do I treat those items as I did the real property - just fill out the date of disposition and nothing else?
Do I recapture the depreciation of the incidentals? Where do I show that on 8824?
I'll wait for answers before I ask more questions.
Thank you!
Laura
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