It depends. The 1099-S is not an entry form. If the sale was your home you will enter it there, or if it was an investment property you would enter it there. Use the instruction below that will best handle your sale.
- Scroll to Less Common Income > Select Sale of Home (revisit or update)
- Continue to indicate you sold your home > Edit or add your home address and ownership > Continue
- Enter the sales date, Selling Price and Sales Expenses > Continue
- Enter the date acquired and the cost of the home (includes any capital improvements for the period of ownership > Continue
- Continue to answer the questions
Use the following link to enter an investment sale: Where do I enter investment sales?
- Be sure to select 'other' sales when selecting the type of sale
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