My wife and I have been operating our business for years as a Qualified Joint Venture. We each file our own Schedule C on our jointly filed taxes each year. She retired as of September 1 and will not be working in our business anymore. We are inventory based, so she has been doing a COGS calculation as part of the inventory is hers. Now, 100% of the inventory will be mine. How do I show this on paper as my inventory number is going to change abruptly. Do I buy her inventory for her % of value and then she would have zero inventory on her final filing for the business? And that would raise my inventory to the correct value for 100% and her value to zero? Thanks in advance.
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no sense buying it. she can gift it to you. you get her basis. between related parties her selling to you at a loss would not be allowed. her selling at a profit is not required and doesn't make economic sense. the law allows unlimited gifts between spouses. so no gift tax return is required. you can enter as negative on her Schedule C Cost of Goods Sold - other cots and as a positive on your Schedule C same line
or you can use the material and supplies line.
no sense buying it. she can gift it to you. you get her basis. between related parties her selling to you at a loss would not be allowed. her selling at a profit is not required and doesn't make economic sense. the law allows unlimited gifts between spouses. so no gift tax return is required. you can enter as negative on her Schedule C Cost of Goods Sold - other cots and as a positive on your Schedule C same line
or you can use the material and supplies line.
Thank you!
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