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Deductions & credits
@klwest58 You're going to enter the sale price as the price you received for the whole property (minus the portion that is your personal residence). Then you will enter the adjusted cost basis as what you paid for the undepreciated property. Then you can enter the amount that you paid for the depreciated property as the accumulated depreciation.
You also get a primary residence exclusion for the house. So make sure to remove the residence off of the sale total and enter that portion as the sale of your home.
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‎April 7, 2022
3:45 PM