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I sold all my shares in an S-Corp business for a loss of $24,964. How do I report it. Also, do I still get a K-1 and need to report that?
I had purchased 36,460 shares of an S-corp business for $25,000 back in September 2005. Sold all shares December 31, 2016 for $36.46 (yes, a big loss). There have been no distributions of profits over the years. I did not “materially participate” in the business.
Looking at my 2015 taxes, I see a Form 8849 and it seems this would go under “Long-term transactions not reported to you on Form 1099-B” (assuming 2016 uses the same form)? Proceeds (d) would the $36.46 and cost basis (e) the $25k? This right?Being I sold the business in 2016, do I still get and report the 2016 K-1 for the business in the 1040 schedule E? Or because I sold during the year, I no longer report that? Business made a loss, but has never gotten this form filled in on time, so having to file would most likely require me to file an extension.
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June 6, 2019
2:48 AM