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Club disbanding
Disbanding our club is under consideration. If we go ahead
with this, we plan to sell all stock on a given date and
then pay each member according to Bivio allocations. Please
advise us of any special tax consquences; do we file our tax
return for the current year as usual and provide each member
with K-1 so she can pay her share of taxes on income and
capital gains? Thanks!
Strictly speaking, you would have to file your final 1065 by the 15th day of the fourth month after you disband
 
 
 
In a message dated 09/25/09 20:32:52 Eastern Daylight Time, sharonhfl@bivio.com writes:
Disbanding our club is under consideration.  If we go ahead
with this, we plan to sell all stock on a given date and
then pay each member according to Bivio allocations.  Please
advise us of any special tax consquences; do we file our tax
return for the current year as usual and provide each member
with  K-1 so she can pay her share of taxes on income and
capital gains?  Thanks!
 
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Strictly speaking, you would have to file your final 1065 by the 15th day of the fourth month after you disband but you can just file your final return at the usual time in early 2010. Each member would receive a K-1 AND a withdrawal report. There would be capital gains reported on the K-1 (from the sale of stocks by the club) and on the withdrawal report (for the difference between the value received and the members' tax basis in the club).
 
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In a message dated 09/25/09 20:32:52 Eastern Daylight Time, sharonhfl@bivio.com writes:
Disbanding our club is under consideration.  If we go ahead
with this, we plan to sell all stock on a given date and
then pay each member according to Bivio allocations.  Please
advise us of any special tax consquences; do we file our tax
return for the current year as usual and provide each member
with  K-1 so she can pay her share of taxes on income and
capital gains?  Thanks!