2012-6

Type

PLR

Subject

2.00 - Income Tests - (75% & 95%)

2.03 - Gain on Real Property Dispositions

4.01 - 75% Test

7.04 - Prohibited Transactions - Defined & Tax Consequence

Keywords

Asset Tests

75% Asset Test

Gain on Disposition of Real Property

Income Tests

95%/75%

Mortgages

Prohibited Transactions (Dealer Property)

Year

2012

IRS Link

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-wd/1208007.pdf

Tax Report Link

TaxReport2012-6

Summary

REIT's shared appreciation right in property considered real estate asset; appreciation is considered gain on sale of real estate that is not dealer property.

Title

1208007

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