How Do I Enter a 1099-S for Land Sale?

[AZ-Dreaming]

When searching in for a 1099-S in TurboTax desktop (2025 version), I am directed to enter the information under the 1099-B (Investment Income). However, on the 1099-B, when I enter the data for land sale (personal), it won't take a sales date more than one year from the date of purchase. Turbotax insists that I enter a date of sale other than when I actually sold the property.

Help - this is very frustrating and there seems to be no way around this! Please spell out how to navigate to the correct topic (Capitol Gains?) in Turbotax 2025.

[fanfare]

When in receipt of a 1099-S, enter the transaction just as you would without a 1099-S.

Your Date Disposed  must have been in 2025 and must come after your Date Acquired.

@AZ-Dreaming 

[fanfare]

If your holding period is a year or more, the reporting category is "F" long term,

not "C" short term.

@AZ-Dreaming 

[AZ-Dreaming]

Thanks, fanfare, for this reply. However, I'm still not clear on where in Turbotax 2025 to enter this 1099-S info. When I tried to enter it as a 1099-B, it wouldn't allow me to enter a date that exceeded one year (there was no "C" or "F" option for the entry I made). Should I enter it in another area of Turbotax?

[fanfare]

The first response to TurboTax for 1099-B, in your Long Term situation, is : "I don't have or did not receive a 1099-B".

TurboTax will use "F".

@AZ-Dreaming 

[AZ-Dreaming]

Thanks, Fanfare,

It actually worked this time, as advertised!