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Thank you for the clarification. I thought the rental was rental income and not capital gain.
I am going through an AZ nonresident return with capital gains and rental income. The program wants zeroes filled in or a real number, do not leave blanks.
Capital gains
- The program asks you to allocate how much of the capital gains belongs to AZ.
- Since your rental is part of the capital gains - I guess you sold it, then enter that amount in the gains section.
- If no AZ capital gain, enter zero
The rental income that belongs to AZ should go in the rental section. Not sure how many rentals you have.
Then the program asks about other income and adjustments
Capital Gain from Assets Acquired After 2011 - enter your AZ portion of the capital gains.
I used $1,000 for AZ gains and $246 rental income. It shows correctly on the tax return. If you are trying to determine your capital gain from the sale, look at your federal Sch D. Sch E will show your rental income for the property.
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March 27, 2025
12:29 PM