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I have already purchased Home & Business (CD), installed it & updated it. Now, I find "You’ll have to use TurboTax Premium to report the sale of a second home, an inherited home, or land." My sister and are are co-owners of inherited land that we sold in 2022.
You can report the 1099-S for the inherited land sale using Home and Business. You do not need to use Premier which is an Online Program.
Here are the instructions to enter the sale of the inherited land that was reported on the 1099-S.
To enter the 1099-S in TurboTax Online:
Click on Federal > Wages & Income
You will need to determine the cost basis for the land.
If the sale was within a short time after the death of the person who had owned the land, then use the sales price as the FMV for the cost basis. If there was a time gap you may need to do a little research to find the cost basis. You can always use the tax assessors' figures which tend to be a bit on the lower side ( thus creating taxable profit for the inheritors ) or get a realtor familiar with the neighborhood to give you an estimate.
Please see this from the IRS about inherited property where they discuss your basis in the property at the beginning of the answer.
I also use TT Home & Business but I use the Windows desktop version. How do I enter information for a 1099-S that I received due to the sale of my parents home - I was the executor of my parents estate .
It depends. If this is an inherited property, you are the beneficiary and this was not your home then it will be treated as a sale of inherited property. You will not enter the 1099-S itself. Use the information below to enter your sale.
This is treated as a sale of investment property and reported on Schedule D. The amount of gain (or loss) depends on two things:
In TurboTax you can follow these steps to enter the sale (click the link for more information):
We are very sorry for your loss.
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