Karen Lee Posted March 23, 2013 Report Posted March 23, 2013 Married couple purchased 100% stock of c-corp. Note is held by previous owner. This IS Investment Interest Expense? They have rentals but maintain the rentals themselves. They are employees of the acquired c-corp. I cannot figure out how to deduct the interest from the note. There is a separate note for land and building that was bought that the C-Corp is housed. It is only the stock note that I can't figure out where to deduct. Rentals are not Passive the C-Corp is not Passive. Sch A in ATX will not allow the deduction there isn't enough Passive income for that much Investment Interest expense. Ideas?? Thanks Karen Quote
TAXMAN Posted March 23, 2013 Report Posted March 23, 2013 I too have one where stockholder borrowed $ and bought out one of the stockholders stock. Investment interest as I understand is limited to investment income unless you have some cap gain to recharicaterize then pull some that way. Just my thoughts. However could the nondeductible interest be use as a stock basis adjustment if tp ever sold stock and not used up the interest? Quote
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