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Did you look at the 1040 itself?
The full gain is taxable, but the suspended passive loss from the sold property should be released. These 2 figures do not offset each other directly on the same line of the tax return.
Passive losses on the property that you still have are not "unsuspended" until you dispose of the property. You can use these losses to offset other passive income (i.e. Schedule E income, perhaps some Partnership income), but you cannot use it to offset the capital gain.
Did you rent the property in 2016 prior to selling it? Even if you didn't, the best place to dispose of the property in Turbo Tax might be there. Going through the screens below helps that suspended loss be released.
Inside the Schedule E rental section for the disposed property, you see a screen "Do Any of These Situations Apply to the Property?" :
-Is the box disposed of checked?
-Is the box I have passive losses carried over.... checked?
(You mentioned doing these things.... but we also list information for other future readers. It does seem like you reported everything correctly, but may need to take a closer look at the results)
Also:
-On the next screen (inside the rental section), is the passive loss carryover entered as a negative figure?
-What do you see on the Schedule E? Is the other property showing a gain for this year?
** A $4000 change isn't impossible if your income is already >$125k. You have $20k gain at (mostly) ordinary tax rate due to depreciation recapture, less $15k. So, simplistically speaking, that's say $5k of ordinary income. The additional income is not only taxed, but also may impact your deductions, credits, and other calculations which are based on AGI. That could easily add $4000, as crazy as that might seem.
Please review my comments vs your entries, and report back with any questions, comments, etc.
(I ran through the scenario in the 2016 program, and the losses were released simply by clicking the disposed of button and entering the Passive carryovers)
What if the suspended passive losses and the capital gains all come from the same partnership?
Why doesn't the 2022 form 8582 have a place to track the passive losses carried over like the 2021 form 8582 did?
Both year Forms 8582 have a line for the previous year unallowed loss carryovers, on line 1(c) for rental losses and line 2(c) for other passive losses.
To the turbo tax expert
i see the lines in the 8582 that you mentioned but I am blocked by the failing software and I can’t enter my values from 2021
perhaps you can unblock me and others and allow me to enter values
even the override doesn’t work
thanks for your reply
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