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I invest in Energy Transfer Partners LP . Is my investment At Risk or Not At Risk for income tax purposes ?
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Yes, you are 'at risk' if you could lose your money and/or property that you put into a business (Limited Partnership).
Amounts not at risk include nonrecourse financing, or guarantees or agreements that limit the losses of the taxpayer.
Additional info: IRS Form 6198 At-Risk Limitations
Yes, you are 'at risk' if you could lose your money and/or property that you put into a business (Limited Partnership).
Amounts not at risk include nonrecourse financing, or guarantees or agreements that limit the losses of the taxpayer.
Additional info: IRS Form 6198 At-Risk Limitations
The only way I invested in Energy Partners Lp is by purchasing what they call units which is like buying common stock in a publicly traded company . Is my investment then still At Risk or then Not At Risk ? I did not buy into Energy Partners LP directly.
In very simplified terms, you are at risk for the amount you invested. Publicly Traded Partnership? Treated as a corporation under IRC Section 7704?
Also, if there is a loss, you may not be able to deduct the loss because of passive activity rules.
Link to Pub 925...At risk limits begin on page 12
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p925.pdf
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