Schedule F - Attach To Your Form Il-1120-St - Gains From Sales Or Exchanges Of Property Acquired Before August 1, 1969 Page 4

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• Other Properties: Fair Market Value Not Readily
Column K -
Write your share of any pre-August 1, 1969,
Ascertainable - (The Number-of-Months Method) If
the fair
appreciation amounts for Sections 1245 and 1250 gain, or capital
market value of the property was not readily ascertainable on
assets, from Schedule K-1-P, Step 6, Line 48, Column A, and
August 1, 1969, write a fraction (also called “applicable fraction”)
Schedule K-1-T, Step 6, Line 47, Column A.
whose numerator is the number of full calendar months you held
Column L -
Write your share of any pre-August 1, 1969,
the property before August 1, 1969, and whose denominator is
appreciation amounts (including involuntary conversions by casualty
the total number of full calendar months you held the property. Do
or theft) for Section 1231 gain from Schedule K-1-P, Step 6,
not include in the numerator or denominator the month that you
Line 49, Column A, and Schedule K-1-T, Step 6, Line 48, Column A.
acquired or disposed of the property. If the property was acquired
Column M -
Write your share of capital gain appreciation amounts
in July, 1969, write zero in Columns H and J.
from Schedule K-1-P, Step 6, Line 51, Column A, and Schedule
Column I -
If you wrote the fair market value of the property in
K-1-T, Step 6, Line 49, Column A.
Column H, write in Column I the federal income tax basis of the
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Line 3
Column K -
Write the total of Column K. This is the total
property (for determining gain) as of August 1, 1969. Federal income
pre-August 1, 1969, appreciation amount for Sections 1245 and
tax basis is the amount you would have written as “cost or other
1250 gain. Write each shareholder’s share on each Schedule K-1-P,
basis” on U.S. Form 1120S, Schedule D, or U.S. Form 6252 if you
Step 6, Line 48, Column A.
had sold the property on August 1, 1969. If you wrote a fraction in
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Line 4
Column H, leave Column I blank.
Column L -
Write the total of Column L. This is
the total pre-August 1, 1969, appreciation amount for Section
Column J -
If you wrote the fair market value or an appraisal value
1231 gain (including involuntary conversions by casualty or
of the property in Column H, subtract Column I from Column H and
theft). Write each shareholder’s share on each Schedule K-1-P,
write the difference. However, if Column I is equal to or greater than
Step 6, Line 49, Column A.
Column H, write zero. If you wrote a fraction in Column H, multiply
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Line 5
Column L -
Column D by the fraction and write the result.
Write the amount of pre-August 1, 1969,
appreciation amounts from involuntary conversions by casualty or
Column K -
Write the smaller of Column E or Column J. If you show
theft that were included in the amounts shown on Lines 1 and 2.
no amount in Column E, write zero in Column K.
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Line 6
Column L -
Subtract Line 5 from Line 4. This is the
Column L -
Write the smaller of Column F or the result of
total pre-August 1, 1969, appreciation amount for Section 1231 gain
subtracting Column K from Column J. If Column F is blank, write zero
excluding amounts attributable to involuntary conversion by casualty
in Column L.
or theft. Write each shareholder’s share on each Schedule K-1-P,
Column M -
Write the smaller of Column G or Column J. If
Step 6, Line 50, Column A.
Column G is blank, write zero in Column M.
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Line 7
Column M -
This is the total pre-August 1, 1969,
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Line 2
Refer to all Schedules K-1-P, Partner’s or Shareholder’s
appreciation amount for capital gain. Write each shareholder’s share on
Share of Income, Deductions, Credits, and Recapture, you
each Schedule K-1-P, Step 6, Line 51, Column A.
received from partnerships or S corporations, and all Schedules
K-1-T, Beneficiary’s Share of Income and Deductions, you
received from trusts or estates for the amounts to write on
Line 2, Columns K, L, and M.
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Schedule F (IL-1120-ST) (R-12/12)

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