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We inherited some land in Tennessee and sold it recently. We split it between us 7 children. Listed for $220K , sold for $190K. Is it subject to capital gains tax?
We got half of the 190K (the other half went to my aunt). Our half we split 7 ways.
I live in California. I was told by my sisters that their tax consultant told them that it is not subject to capital gains tax since it sold at a 'loss' (i.e. lower than the listed/valued price.) Is that correct? If I need to report it as 'income' to be taxed, how should I report it? Do I need to report it for taxes? Thank you.
I live in California. I was told by my sisters that their tax consultant told them that it is not subject to capital gains tax since it sold at a 'loss' (i.e. lower than the listed/valued price.) Is that correct? If I need to report it as 'income' to be taxed, how should I report it? Do I need to report it for taxes? Thank you.
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‎February 14, 2020
10:09 AM