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I inherited a condo in Sep 17 and sold it in Dec 17. It says I can't claim a loss because it's not investment. I want to do an arms length filing. Where do I do that?
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I inherited a condo in Sep 17 and sold it in Dec 17. It says I can't claim a loss because it's not investment. I want to do an arms length filing. Where do I do that?
Inherited property that you re-sell is considered Investment Property.
This is where you report it.
To enter your Investments sold
Click on Federal Taxes
Click on Wages and Income
Click on I'll choose what I work on
Scroll down to Investments
On Stocks, Bonds, Other, click the start or update button
Your cost is the Fair Market Value on date of death, plus improvements made to property prior to sale. Then your Sales Price less selling costs (realtor fees, closing costs) equals your profit or loss on the sale.
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I inherited a condo in Sep 17 and sold it in Dec 17. It says I can't claim a loss because it's not investment. I want to do an arms length filing. Where do I do that?
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I inherited a condo in Sep 17 and sold it in Dec 17. It says I can't claim a loss because it's not investment. I want to do an arms length filing. Where do I do that?
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I inherited a condo in Sep 17 and sold it in Dec 17. It says I can't claim a loss because it's not investment. I want to do an arms length filing. Where do I do that?
Inherited property that you re-sell is considered Investment Property.
This is where you report it.
To enter your Investments sold
Click on Federal Taxes
Click on Wages and Income
Click on I'll choose what I work on
Scroll down to Investments
On Stocks, Bonds, Other, click the start or update button
Your cost is the Fair Market Value on date of death, plus improvements made to property prior to sale. Then your Sales Price less selling costs (realtor fees, closing costs) equals your profit or loss on the sale.