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Depreciation Recapture Planning services provide strategic planning for depreciation recapture in 1031 exchange transactions in Fort Worth, TX. Depreciation recapture occurs when you sell property ...
Depreciation Recapture Planning services provide strategic planning for depreciation recapture in 1031 exchange transactions in Fort Worth, TX. Depreciation recapture occurs when you sell property that has been depreciated, and a portion of gain is taxed at ordinary income rates rather than capital gains rates. This service is designed for real estate investors who need to understand depreciation recapture implications and plan exchanges to manage recapture tax exposure.
Our Depreciation Recapture Planning services include calculation of accumulated depreciation, determination of recapture amounts, analysis of how 1031 exchanges defer recapture, and planning strategies to manage recapture exposure. We work with your tax advisor to understand your specific depreciation situation and develop strategies that align with your investment objectives. The service includes explanation of how recapture carries forward in basis calculations and affects future tax liability.
We provide detailed recapture analysis reports showing accumulated depreciation, potential recapture amounts, and how exchange structure affects recapture treatment. Our planning includes consideration of how replacement property selection and basis allocation can impact recapture exposure. For investors in Fort Worth, TX, Depreciation Recapture Planning services provide the strategic planning needed to understand recapture implications and structure exchanges that effectively manage recapture tax exposure while maintaining tax deferral benefits.
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View serviceIn Fort Worth, TX, depreciation recapture is the portion of gain from property sale that is taxed at ordinary income rates rather than capital gains rates, up to the amount of depreciation deductions taken. When you sell depreciated property, depreciation recapture applies to the extent of gain, but in a 1031 exchange, recapture is deferred along with capital gains. The recapture amount carries forward in your basis calculation and will be taxed as ordinary income when you eventually sell replacement property without another exchange, unless you continue exchanging indefinitely.
In Fort Worth, TX, identification rules do not directly affect depreciation recapture, but they affect whether your exchange succeeds, which determines whether recapture is deferred. If you fail to properly identify replacement properties within forty five days or complete the exchange within one hundred eighty days, your exchange fails and depreciation recapture becomes immediately taxable. Proper identification ensures exchange completion and recapture deferral. Our Depreciation Recapture Planning services help ensure proper identification to maintain recapture deferral.
In Fort Worth, TX, you cannot avoid depreciation recapture through a 1031 exchange, but you can defer it indefinitely by continuing to exchange. Each exchange defers both capital gains and depreciation recapture. However, when you eventually sell replacement property without another exchange, depreciation recapture becomes taxable as ordinary income. The only way to permanently avoid recapture is through death, where heirs receive stepped up basis, or through like kind exchange into property that qualifies for continued deferral. Our Depreciation Recapture Planning services help you understand recapture implications and plan accordingly.
In Fort Worth, TX, boot received is taxable and is allocated first to depreciation recapture before capital gains. This means if you receive boot, you pay ordinary income tax on recapture amount first, then capital gains tax on remaining boot. Boot given does not affect recapture directly but increases your basis, which affects future recapture calculations. To defer all recapture, you must avoid boot by reinvesting all proceeds. Our Depreciation Recapture Planning services help you structure exchanges to minimize boot and defer recapture.
In Fort Worth, TX, depreciation recapture on replacement property sale is calculated based on depreciation deductions taken on the replacement property itself, not the deferred recapture from relinquished property. However, your basis in replacement property includes carryover basis from relinquished property, which reflects the deferred recapture. When you sell replacement property, you calculate gain based on carryover basis, and recapture applies to the extent of gain up to depreciation taken on replacement property. The deferred recapture from relinquished property is preserved in the lower basis but is not separately tracked.
Example of the type of engagement we can handle
Service Type:
Depreciation Recapture Planning
Location:
Fort Worth, TX
Scope:
Plan for depreciation recapture in 1031 exchange transaction
Client Situation:
Client selling commercial property in Fort Worth, TX with $300,000 accumulated depreciation and $500,000 gain. Needed to understand depreciation recapture implications and plan exchange to manage recapture exposure. Wanted to know how recapture would be treated in exchange and future tax consequences.
Our Approach:
Calculated $300,000 accumulated depreciation and potential recapture amount. Analyzed how 1031 exchange defers recapture along with capital gains. Explained that recapture carries forward in basis calculation and becomes taxable upon future sale without another exchange. Prepared recapture planning report showing recapture deferral, basis implications, and future tax consequences. Coordinated with client's tax advisor to verify recapture treatment and planning strategies.
Expected Outcome:
Client received comprehensive recapture planning analysis showing $300,000 recapture deferred through exchange. Client understood that recapture is preserved in lower basis and will be taxable as ordinary income upon future sale without another exchange. Planning report provided strategies for managing recapture exposure through continued exchanging or accepting recapture upon eventual sale.
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Identification rules
These rules protect exchange buyers in Fort Worth, TX. Each option is valid when you follow the written delivery requirements outlined by your Qualified Intermediary.
Three property rule
Name up to three properties of any value. Provide full legal descriptions and keep backups of delivery receipts.
Two hundred percent rule
Name more than three properties as long as aggregate fair market value stays under 200 percent of the relinquished price.
Ninety five percent rule
Identify any number of assets and close on at least 95 percent of the total value you listed.
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