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Seller Financed loan interest

Hi there!

I sold my mobile home via seller financing/installment payments in 2023.  The buyer, who is a friend, says I don't have to pay taxes on interest received if I provide a 1099 to her.  I don't think this is correct? Thoughts?

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Seller Financed loan interest

No, that is not correct.  You have to report the interest received on a seller-financed loan as income on your tax return.

 

Click on Federal on the left side of the online program screen

Click on Wages & income

Scroll down to Less Common Investments and Savings

On Interest from Seller-Financed Loans, click on the start button

Seller Financed loan interest

Ok, that sounds right.  When I plugged it into Turbo Tax, since I used a small portion of the mobile for my home office, it placed the interest income into my business.  Does that change anything?

jpd1951
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Seller Financed loan interest

Is it the buyer or seller social security number

Seller Financed loan interest

The person receiving the interest will report it on a Sch B and enter the payer's name, address and SS# or EIN.

 

The person paying the mortgage interest will report is on a Sch A and will enter the payee's name, address and SS# or EIN.

 

You cross reference each other and no one issues a 1099 to anyone.  

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