Sam is a sole proprietor and is a cash-bases taxpayer. He is form Mark CO. One...
Sam is a sole proprietor and is a cash-bases taxpayer. He is form Mark CO. One of the assets he will contribute as part of a Code Sec. 351 transfer is accounts receivable. What basis will Mark Co. take in the accounts receivable?
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In case of incorporation of cash basis business in accounts receivable will be nil.
Also accounts payable transferred cannot be included while computing amount of liabilities assumed by the corporation.
However, deduction can be claimed by corporation whenever accounts payable are actually paid because he is a cash basis taxpayers.
M orp basis in accounts receivable will be nil.
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