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LLC goes bankrupt and assets transferred to new LLC. How do you show disposition?

I was in an LLC that filed for bankruptcy and was terminated.  A new LLC was established with all of the assets and members moved to the new LLC.  A cost basis for the transfer was established.  I now have 2 Schedule K1s (Form 1065): One for the original showing 0% Capital at ending; and one for the Liquidation LLC .  The original shows a withdrawal & distribution amount that went into the Liquidated LLC.  How do I show the disposition of the original LLC?

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LLC goes bankrupt and assets transferred to new LLC. How do you show disposition?

There are a number of issues and additional information is needed:

  1. How many members in the old LLC
  2. What type of assets were in the old LLC
    1. fixed assets
    2. cash
    3. receivables
    4. inventory
    5. method of accounting
  3. Any liabilities in the old LLC transferred or all eliminated in bankruptcy?
    1. Was this a true bankruptcy 
    2. Or just a business where the liabilities exceeded the assets and closed down; insolvent
    3. Was a form 982 filed for Oldco?
  4. Are the members the same in Newco LLC and Oldco LLC?
  5. Same ownership percentages
  6. Not sure I understand the 2 K-1's "original and liquidation LLC"  these should be one and the same?
  7. At what point in time did these transactions occur; month, year, etc.
  8. This is a complex situation and while we may be able to provide some general guidance, it is best to consult with a tax professional so you can have a one on one as there are so many questions that need addressed and this type of a forum is not conducive or designed for this type of transaction
*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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