Irs Instructions For Form 6252 1993

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Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Instructions for Form 6252
Installment Sale Income
(Section references are to the Internal Revenue Code unless otherwise noted.)
Paperwork Reduction
any year you receive a payment from an
However, you may use the installment
installment sale.
method if you can show to the satisfaction
Act Notice
of the IRS that avoidance of Federal
Related Party Sales.—If you sold
income taxes was not one of the principal
marketable securities to a related party
We ask for the information on this form to
purposes of the sale (e.g., no significant
(defined below), complete Form 6252 for
carry out the Internal Revenue laws of the
tax deferral benefits will result from the
each year of the installment agreement
United States. You are required to give us
sale).
even if you did not receive a payment. For
the information. We need it to ensure that
any year after the year of sale, complete
If the installment method does not apply,
you are complying with these laws and to
lines 1 through 4, and Part III. If you
report the sale on Schedule D or Form
allow us to figure and collect the right
received a payment, also complete Part II.
4797, whichever applies. Treat all
amount of tax.
payments you will receive as if they were
If you sold property other than
The time needed to complete and file
received in the year of sale. Use fair
marketable securities to a related party,
this form will vary depending on individual
market value for any payment that is
complete Form 6252 for the year of sale
circumstances. The estimated average time
contingent as to amount. If the fair market
and for 2 years after the year of sale even
is:
value cannot be readily determined, basis
if you did not receive a payment. If during
Recordkeeping
1 hr., 25 min.
is recovered ratably.
this 2-year period you did not receive an
Learning about the
actual or deemed payment, complete lines
Pledge Rule.—If an installment obligation
law or the form
39 min.
from a nondealer disposition of real
1 through 4, and Part III. After this 2-year
period, see For Years After the Year of
property used in a trade or business or
Preparing the form
56 min.
Sale, above.
held for the production of rental income
Copying, assembling, and
with a sales price over $150,000 is
sending the form to the IRS
20 min.
Special Rules
pledged as security on debt after
If you have comments concerning the
December 17, 1987, treat the net proceeds
Interest.—If any part of an installment
accuracy of these time estimates or
of the secured debt as a payment on the
payment you received is for interest, be
suggestions for making this form more
installment obligation. This rule applies to
sure to report that interest on the
simple, we would be happy to hear from
the disposition of any property under the
appropriate form or schedule. Do not
you. You can write to both the IRS and the
installment method after 1988 with a sales
report interest received, carrying charges
Office of Management and Budget at the
price over $150,000, except for farm
received, or unstated interest on Form
addresses listed in the instructions for the
property and personal use property
6252. See Pub. 537 for details on unstated
tax return with which this form is filed.
disposed of by an individual. The amount
interest.
treated as a payment cannot exceed the
Installment Sales to Related Party.—A
General Instructions
excess of the total contract price over any
special rule applies to a first disposition
payments received under the contract
(sale or exchange) of property under the
before the secured debt was obtained.
Purpose of Form
installment method to a related party who
The pledge rule does not apply to
then makes a second disposition (sale,
Use Form 6252 to report income from
pledges made after December 17, 1987, if
exchange, gift, or cancellation of
casual sales of real or personal property
the debt is incurred to refinance the
installment note) before making all
(other than inventory) if you will receive any
principal amount of a debt that was
payments on the first disposition. For this
payments in a tax year after the year of
outstanding on December 17, 1987, AND
purpose, a related party includes your
sale.
was secured by nondealer real property
spouse, child, grandchild, parent, brother,
Do not use Form 6252 to report sales
installment obligations on that date and at
sister, or a related corporation,
after 1986 of stock or securities traded on
all times after that date until the
S corporation, partnership, estate, or trust.
an established securities market. Treat all
refinancing occurred. However, this
See section 453(f)(1) for more details.
payments from these sales as received in
exception does not apply to the extent that
Under this rule, you treat part or all of
the year you sold the stock.
the principal amount of the debt resulting
the amount the related party realized (or
from the refinancing exceeds the principal
Do not use Form 6252 if you elect not to
the fair market value if the disposed
amount of the refinanced debt immediately
report the sale on the installment method.
property is not sold or exchanged) from
before the refinancing. Also, the pledge
To elect out, report the full amount of the
the second disposition as if you received it
rule does not affect refinancing due to the
gain on a timely filed return (including
from the first disposition at the time of the
calling of a debt by the creditor as long as
extensions), using Form 4797, Sales of
second disposition. Figure the gain, if any,
the debt is then refinanced by a person
Business Property, or the Schedule D for
on lines 30 through 37. This rule does not
other than this creditor or someone related
your return, whichever applies.
apply if any of the exceptions listed on line
to the creditor.
Note: Generally, once you file Form 6252,
29 are met.
Interest on Deferred Tax.—Generally,
you cannot later elect out of the installment
Sale of Depreciable Property to Related
interest must be paid on the deferred tax
method. Get Pub. 537, Installment Sales,
Person.—Generally, if you sell depreciable
related to any obligation that arises during
for details.
property to a related person (as defined in
a tax year from the disposition of property
section 453(g)(3)), you may not report the
Which Parts To Complete
under the installment method if:
sale using the installment method. For this
The property had a sales price over
For the Year of Sale.—Complete lines 1
purpose, depreciable property is any
$150,000 AND
through 26.
property that can be depreciated by the
The aggregate balance of all nondealer
person or entity to whom you transfer it.
For Years After the Year of Sale.—
installment obligations arising during, and
Complete lines 1 through 4, and Part II, for
Cat. No. 64262Q

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