Depreciation for Flow-Through Entities Owned by Trusts and Estates

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Depreciation for Flow-Through Entities Owned by Trusts and Estates Presenter: Karen Fleming, CPA BKD LLP, Tax Manager

§1.179-1(f)(3) Special rules with respect to trusts and estates which are partners or S corporation shareholders. Since the section 179 election is not available for trusts or estates, a partner or S corporation shareholder that is a trust or estate may not deduct its allocable share of the section 179 expense elected by the partnership or S corporation. The partnership or S corporation’s basis in section 179 property shall not be reduced to reflect any portion of the section 179 expense that is allocable to the trust or estate. Accordingly, the partnership or S corporation may claim a depreciation deduction under section 168 or a section 38 credit (if available) with respect to any depreciable basis resulting from the trust or estate's inability to claim its allocable portion of the section 179 expense.

Points to Consider Basis in property to entity, shareholder, and/or partner Incongruent benefit to other owners Administrative burden Fiduciary responsibility