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purchase vs contributed property to LLC

We formed an LLC in 2022.  In 2023, we bought a commercial building under the LLC.  How do I account for this in the member questions.  Did my husband and I contribute the down-payments as capital contributed, or does the value of the building (being mortgaged) count as property contributed?

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Mike9241
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purchase vs contributed property to LLC

You contributed the down payment as a capital contribution. 

Then there is the recording of the mortgage - some items add to its basis some like escrow accounts are additional assets.  Some items are an expense.

 

An oversimplified example

purchase price 500,000 including certain closing costs (the asset that may need an allocation between land and building) shown as assets

mortgage (400000) shown as a liabiltiy on balance sheet

real estate tax escrow  5000 shown as an other asset on balance sheet

interest charge til next monthly payment 500 shown as an expense 

points  7500 shown as an amortizable asset - amortize over life of mortgage

cash to balance (11300) shown as capital contribution. 

 

 

 

 

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Mike9241
Level 15
Intuit Approved! This answer has been verified for accuracy by an Intuit expert employee

purchase vs contributed property to LLC

You contributed the down payment as a capital contribution. 

Then there is the recording of the mortgage - some items add to its basis some like escrow accounts are additional assets.  Some items are an expense.

 

An oversimplified example

purchase price 500,000 including certain closing costs (the asset that may need an allocation between land and building) shown as assets

mortgage (400000) shown as a liabiltiy on balance sheet

real estate tax escrow  5000 shown as an other asset on balance sheet

interest charge til next monthly payment 500 shown as an expense 

points  7500 shown as an amortizable asset - amortize over life of mortgage

cash to balance (11300) shown as capital contribution. 

 

 

 

 

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