JulieS
Expert Alumni

Investors & landlords

Yes, that would be reported in the rental section of TurboTax. 

 

  1. In the Asset section of the rental interview, select Edit for the building. 
  2. On the screen, Tell Us More About This Rental Asset, select This asset was sold, retired, stolen, destroyed, etc. 
  3. In the date box that pops up, enter the date of the fire. 
  4. Continue through the section.
  5. When you get to the sale information, your "sales price" will be the amount of the insurance that was for renovations. 
  6. If you have other assets for this property, report them disposed of in the same way (except the land).
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