I own rental property that I depreciated and will be selling. I believe that the depreciation will need to be recaptured as income at sale. Can I offset this recaptured income against common stock loss carryforwards? That is, aren't both considered capital gains and losses that offset each other? Thanks, J
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Yes, you have to recapture depreciation. If there is any gain over and above the recapture, then yes, that would be capital gain.
No, they are not the same thing. Any gain attributed to the recapture of depreciation is treated as ordinary income, not capital gains.
Thanks Colleen, wouldn't the gain on sale of property be a capital gain? Would the capital gain portion exclude the depr. recapture? I have to recapture depr. correct?
Yes, you have to recapture depreciation. If there is any gain over and above the recapture, then yes, that would be capital gain.
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