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When a partner sells his partnership interest to anyone other than the partnership, the partner is entitled to capital gain or loss treatment, except with respect to so-called "hot assets." "Hot assets" are "unrealized receivables" and "inventory items" as defined under IRC Section 751.
Hot assets cause a portion of the gain or loss on the sale of a partnership interest to be classified as ordinary rather than capital.
Definition: Hot assets are business assets that have the potential of built in ordinary income. In other words, these are assets that would generate ordinary income if sold. The main two examples are inventory and accounts receivable.
When a partner sells his partnership interest to anyone other than the partnership, the partner is entitled to capital gain or loss treatment, except with respect to so-called "hot assets." "Hot assets" are "unrealized receivables" and "inventory items" as defined under IRC Section 751.
When a partner sells or exchanges a partnership interest which contains hot assets, an information return must be filed. IRC Sec. 6050K) The return, Form 8308, must be filed as an attachment to the partnership's Form 1065 for the taxable year in which the sale or exchange occurred.