If you are not leaving for good, this withdrawal will be a partial withdrawal. The determination of basis of shares received in a partial withdrawal can be complex.

As opposed to a full withdrawal, in general if appreciated shares are used to fund a partial withdrawal, you receive them at the clubs tax basis. If the total basis of the shares you receive plus any cash you receive does not exceed your tax basis in the club, you will not owe any taxes until the shares are sold. But when you do sell them, you may end up owing more tax sooner than you would if you had received your partial withdrawal payment in cash.

Because the tax consequences can be complicated and unexpected when funding a partial withdrawal with stock rather than cash, the usual recommendation is not to do it.