Distributing a Partner’s Contributed Property to Someone Else Can Trigger the Contributor’s Gain
The seven-year mixing-bowl rule follows the contributed asset, not just the cash received.
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The seven-year mixing-bowl rule follows the contributed asset, not just the cash received.
A later noncash distribution can tax the partner who previously contributed appreciated property.