Thanks for helping, but I am still confused. What is happening is that Turbo tax is transferring this asset I closed in my rental section on my federal return over to my Pennsylvania State return, and is including it as a loss in my gains and loss section. It includes this in the same section where I had a capital gain from some stock I sold. This rental expense seems out of place here. The PA Turbo tax software is asking me to "enter or verify the following information for this capital gain/loss." It provides the cost basis, which is the amount of the asset that I closed and moved to an expense, and then it asks for the "net sales price." Again, this asset was points I had paid on my original rental property mortgage that was being amortized over 30 years, but when I refinanced with a different lender, I moved it to an expense for 2021. I don't know why this is considered a capital loss? Any suggestions? Thanks
