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Sale of a business April 203 we no longer have an s corp we are receiving monthly payments with interest where do I add this to may form. I have premier turbotax

We are no longer a corp.  

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DianeW
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Sale of a business April 203 we no longer have an s corp we are receiving monthly payments with interest where do I add this to may form. I have premier turbotax

It depends on whether the installment sale was reported in full in the year of the sale.  The answer here assumes the installment sale business was sold at a gain and is being reported as the money is being collected.  

  1. Sign into your TurboTax Account
  2. Search for installment payments received > Jump to installment payments received
  3. Continue to enter your sale information including:
  • Date acquired
  • Cost
  • Depreciation or amortization used
  • Date of sale
  • Sales price
  • Principal payments in 2017 (do not include interest)
  • Interest received 2017

This will handle both entries, do not enter interest income again in the 1099-INT section.

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DianeW
Expert Alumni

Sale of a business April 203 we no longer have an s corp we are receiving monthly payments with interest where do I add this to may form. I have premier turbotax

It depends on whether the installment sale was reported in full in the year of the sale.  The answer here assumes the installment sale business was sold at a gain and is being reported as the money is being collected.  

  1. Sign into your TurboTax Account
  2. Search for installment payments received > Jump to installment payments received
  3. Continue to enter your sale information including:
  • Date acquired
  • Cost
  • Depreciation or amortization used
  • Date of sale
  • Sales price
  • Principal payments in 2017 (do not include interest)
  • Interest received 2017

This will handle both entries, do not enter interest income again in the 1099-INT section.

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