1099-S inherted property sold

the land would likely not be reported separately. to make sure you an contact the recorder of deeds in your area which should show the buyer as the new owner.

Thanks for the first response, but I have a 1099-S to report the sale to allow me to get a refund on the state land taxes at sale.  I see the sale of primary house but not land option.  

Thanks

To clarify, did you receive two 1099-S or just one? Also, was the sale of the land sold separately or part of the sale of the house?

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One last question on this topic.  If the inherited property was sold in another state other than my state of resident, which state should be used on my TurboTax form (Any of these less common items for the sale)?  Example: Property was sold in West Virginia, and we reside is Maryland

Thanks again for the support!!

You report that you live in Maryland and that you also had income from West Virginia in the Personal Info section of TurboTax. You enter the home sale in the federal return and it will flow to both states. 

When you get to the state, do West Virginia first. File as a non-resident and show only the home sale as being West Virginia income. 

If you had a gain on the home and had to pay some tax to West Virginia, you can get a credit for the tax paid to another state when you do your Maryland return.