Client sold his Book of Business back to the company. First payment of $25000 was received in 2018. Should this be reported on Schedule D as sale of capitol asset?
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Is he still working for the company? This is a nuance area. In general, the sale of a self created intangible, such as a client list is a capital gain, but many deals are more complicated than that:
If you are interest in learning more about the nuances I suggest starting here:
https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2011/jan/capitalgain.html
Is he still working for the company? This is a nuance area. In general, the sale of a self created intangible, such as a client list is a capital gain, but many deals are more complicated than that:
If you are interest in learning more about the nuances I suggest starting here:
https://www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2011/jan/capitalgain.html
yes... this would be a capital asset....but shouldn't you be using Form 6252 as an installment sale since you only rec'd partial payment during sale year?
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