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Question reporting exchange of partnership interests. Client owns 50% of 2 partnerships with same partner in both. Client exchanged 50% of 1 for the other making him 100%

Jason1971
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Client exchanged 50% of his interest in Partnership 1 for 50% of his partner's interest in Partnership 2 making him no longer a partner in Partnership 1 but making him 100% owner in Partnership 2. How do I report this? Do I file a Form 8824 Like-Kind Exchange? 

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PhoebeRoberts
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As a sale and purchase, because for tax purposes it's a sale and purchase.

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PhoebeRoberts
Level 11
Level 11

As a sale and purchase, because for tax purposes it's a sale and purchase.

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abctax55
Level 15

Do I file a Form 8824 Like-Kind Exchange? 

The only thing that qualifies for § 1031 exchanges since TCJA of 2017 is real estate.  

And that *partnership* that ended up with just one partner is no longer a *partnership*.  It's possible that final return should have been filed a while ago.

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George4Tacks
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This also sounds like a final return for at least one of the partnerships. "making him 100%" - a partnership must have at least 2 partners, not a sole proprietor. 


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