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tenancy in common
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tenancy in common
Ownership of property by two or more persons, each of whom may freely transfer his interest; the death of one tenant does not transfer his rights to the other or others.
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The tenancies in common listed their principal business activity as "rental real estate.
Losses from interests in LLCs and LLPs not presumptively passive by Quinn, Tina; Robertson, John F. / Journal of Accountancy
The taxpayers (Paul and Alicia Garnett) treated the losses from their LLCs, LLPs, and tenancies in common as nonpassive losses and claimed them against income items such as wages and investment income on their 2000, 2001, and 2002 returns.
Passive activity rules not presumed to apply to LLCs and LLPs by Valdez, Veronica / The Tax Adviser
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The court additionally found interests in tenancies in common that were held by the taxpayers were not interests in limited partnerships and, therefore, they also were not subject to the Sec.
Nonpassive losses: new case treats losses from LLPs, LLCs as ... by Josephs, Stuart R. / California CPA
 
 
 
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