Second home sale 2023, personal use, seller financed. I entered F1099-S & completed the Installment Sales questions (F6252). TT seems to be calculating a capital gain as if I were paid all at once.

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Second home sale 2023, personal use, seller financed. I entered F1099-S & completed the Installment Sales questions (F6252). TT seems to be calculating a capital gain as if I were paid all at once.

You should be entering the amount of principal and interest you received.

Second home sale 2023, personal use, seller financed. I entered F1099-S & completed the Installment Sales questions (F6252). TT seems to be calculating a capital gain as if I were paid all at once.

I had entered those correctly. Just checked. And I had checked the box about the buyer using house as their main residence.

When I entered the information from F1099-S, should I have entered the full sales proceeds, or just the amount I had received from the buyer at closing, the 20% down payment?

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Second home sale 2023, personal use, seller financed. I entered F1099-S & completed the Installment Sales questions (F6252). TT seems to be calculating a capital gain as if I were paid all at once.

Second home sale 2023, personal use, seller financed. I entered F1099-S & completed the Installment Sales questions (F6252). TT seems to be calculating a capital gain as if I were paid all at once.

Second home sale 2023, personal use, seller financed. I entered F1099-S & completed the Installment Sales questions (F6252). TT seems to be calculating a capital gain as if I were paid all at once.

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