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Form 7217

I am part of a firm owned by Private Equity.  We recapitalized in 2024 and I took the gains partially in cash and partially in stock that rolled over to the new PE partnership.  Do I need to complete the 7217?  If so, how do I know what any of those terms mean and where to find those numbers?  I know how many shares rolled over.

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Form 7217

You need to meet with a tax professional as there are too many questions that require understanding the specific facts of the transaction:

  • "I am part of a firm" - be prepared to provide guidance on the entity type
    • If the entity type is a pass-through entity, you will need to know your tax basis in the investment
  • "Recapitalization" - What exactly does this mean?
    • This typically means adjustments between equity and debt
    • Your transaction, albeit limited facts, doesn't sound like a recapitalization 
  • Being "owned by Private Equity" means your firm was a portfolio company of the PE.
    • Indicating taking out part of the "gain" in cash seems to mean there was a part sale
    • Based on the limited facts, you indicate "rolled over to the new PE".
    • Once again, there appears to be some type of a sale transaction of your firm 
  • This needs a lot more detail and a forum such as this is certainly not conducive to addressing a transaction of this nature.....just too many questions.  
  • Having said all of the above, with only the limited facts, I would venture to say you most likely need to complete form 7217 with the help of a tax professional.
*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.
Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.
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