jshtax Posted August 2, 2015 Report Posted August 2, 2015 I am curious if anyone here has used this strategy for clients with their tax planning. For example a client can make a $10,000 investment into a real estate limited partnership. The intent of the partnership is for investment purposes. At the end of the year the partnership can make a determination investment is not the best course of action so they elect to put the property into a conservation easement. Once the conservation easement is donated the partners get around a 4:1 contribution or in this scenario a $40,000 charitable contribution. If the tax payer is in a 39.6% bracket plus 5% state they will get a tax savings of $17,840. Quote
DANRVAN Posted August 3, 2015 Report Posted August 3, 2015 Maybe it's to early on Monday morning for me to think this through, but how are they going to get a 40,000 contribution from a 10,000 investment? Quote
Jack from Ohio Posted August 4, 2015 Report Posted August 4, 2015 I am curious if anyone here has used this strategy for clients with their tax planning. For example a client can make a $10,000 investment into a real estate limited partnership. The intent of the partnership is for investment purposes. At the end of the year the partnership can make a determination investment is not the best course of action so they elect to put the property into a conservation easement. Once the conservation easement is donated the partners get around a 4:1 contribution or in this scenario a $40,000 charitable contribution. If the tax payer is in a 39.6% bracket plus 5% state they will get a tax savings of $17,840. Quote
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