The property as held for 11 years and never used for income other than a long term investment with just periodic maintenance visits.
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If the property was sold to a third party, then you reflect the sale on the 1065.
If this was never used in the trade or business and never depreciated, then you would use Sch D and the applicable form 8949.
If audited, the IRS may question the lack of depreciation. The issue here is the IRS "may" want to reduce the basis of the property by depreciation not taken. The reason for this is the basis of property is reduced by "allowed or allowable". I only bring this up so you can make sure you document your case that this was not business property and was merely held for investment and never placed into service.
If the property was sold to a third party, then you reflect the sale on the 1065.
If this was never used in the trade or business and never depreciated, then you would use Sch D and the applicable form 8949.
If audited, the IRS may question the lack of depreciation. The issue here is the IRS "may" want to reduce the basis of the property by depreciation not taken. The reason for this is the basis of property is reduced by "allowed or allowable". I only bring this up so you can make sure you document your case that this was not business property and was merely held for investment and never placed into service.
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