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I am converting an LLC rental property to my primary residence. This is the only asset the LLC has. Do I need to dispose of all assets and just dissolve the LLC? Do I indicate that this is the LLC's final return? I am using Business addition so that I can generate K-1's for our personal return. My wife and I are the only members. The short term rental has been taken off the market as of 12-31-2018 and no longer available to produce any potential income. We are making an addition to better fit our needs as our "going-to-be" primary residence.
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Yes, you need to do what you've suggested. Mark the k-1 as final. Enter each asset and say you converted it to personal use. That will stop the depreciation without making you come up with fake sale numbers. Keep this final k-1 that shows accumulated depreciation, because the amount of depreciation taken will become taxable if and when you sell the property, even if you meet all the conditions to exclude gain. Depreciation is taxed, then any allowable gain exclusion is applied to the remainder of the gain, over and above depreciation.
Yes, you need to do what you've suggested. Mark the k-1 as final. Enter each asset and say you converted it to personal use. That will stop the depreciation without making you come up with fake sale numbers. Keep this final k-1 that shows accumulated depreciation, because the amount of depreciation taken will become taxable if and when you sell the property, even if you meet all the conditions to exclude gain. Depreciation is taxed, then any allowable gain exclusion is applied to the remainder of the gain, over and above depreciation.
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