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June 1, 2019
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Form 1099 S do I need to put in tax return mother put house under me and sisters 6 yr ago she is now in nursing home and we sold house and split money is this inheratance

Mother is in Nursing home sold house and split money between me and two sisters is this considered inheritance and do i need to put in tax return. House was put under me and two sisters over 6 years
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June 1, 2019

Yes, you need to put the 1099-S in your tax return.  You would enter it as a sale of inherited property.

This is the way to enter the sale of a inherited property:

  • Select Federal Taxes, Wages and Income, I'll Choose What to Work On
  • Scroll to Investment Income and Select Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other
  • Depending on the screen you see now select either Add Another Account, or Select I'll Type it Myself
  • If you see the Financial Institution drop down box then select No Financial Institution
  • Now enter your data, and then select add more details
  • Select "Everything Else" from the list and continue
  • Now complete the remaining questions about the property address, proceeds, date of sale, date of inheritance, fair market value and date of aquired. 

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302480

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Answer
June 1, 2019

Yes, you need to put the 1099-S in your tax return.  You would enter it as a sale of inherited property.

This is the way to enter the sale of a inherited property:

  • Select Federal Taxes, Wages and Income, I'll Choose What to Work On
  • Scroll to Investment Income and Select Stocks, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other
  • Depending on the screen you see now select either Add Another Account, or Select I'll Type it Myself
  • If you see the Financial Institution drop down box then select No Financial Institution
  • Now enter your data, and then select add more details
  • Select "Everything Else" from the list and continue
  • Now complete the remaining questions about the property address, proceeds, date of sale, date of inheritance, fair market value and date of aquired. 

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302480