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Yes, the basis of the property remains the same, and accumulated depreciation carries over as well.
Unless you have filed Form 8832 and elected to be taxed as a corporation, the IRS considers the LLC to be a partnership. This is because an LLC is a state-defined entity. Read more here: IRS Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Turbo tax is not allowing me to do that, do I just correct the forms?
Basically, the only real difference between an LP and an LLC when it comes to taxes, is the spelling. So under the business info tab all you should need to do is change the business type selection from U.S. Limited Partnership, to U.S. Limited Liability Company. Everything else under the Business Info tab (business start date, and the such) would all stay the same. Likewise, nothing changes for the business assets either.
Are we to assume that your partnership LLP was converted to a multi-member LLC ? Or is it that you disbanded the partnership and converted to a single member LLC ? This is because whereas a multi-member LLC is treated as partnership ( a pass through entity ), a single member LLC is a dis-regarded entity for tax purposes
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