Thank you - your advice will be my plan "B" if I can't get a corrected 1099-S in time - I forgot to mention when I wrote my original question (senior moment) that the house is in NYS (no other NY income), and I'm in GA
- I know to do the NY return first in TurboTax. The NYS form IT-2663 (Non-Resident Estimated Tax) the lawyers filed at closing (I wasn't there, signed everything ahead of time long-distance) - shows the contract price, and also reported closing costs in an amount greater than the $600 tax (which is neither a closing cost nor a "proceed of sale" - it's simply a credit for prepaid property tax). So I figure even using the wrong $450,600 figure, closing costs will still zero out any gain, and all will be good for both states as well.
