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Assume that the home that was inherited is a home that you have not lived in or have not lived in within the last five years. If this correct, in TurboTax Online, under the search microscope in the upper right hand corner of the screen, enter 'sale of second home'. Click on 'Jump to sale of second home'.
The sale is recorded as the sale of an investment. Or you may follow these steps.
If you inherited a home, the cost basis is likely the value of the home on the date of the decedent's death.
Per IRS Publication 551 page 15, the basis of property inherited from a decedent is generally one of the following.
Assume that the home that was inherited is a home that you have not lived in or have not lived in within the last five years. If this correct, in TurboTax Online, under the search microscope in the upper right hand corner of the screen, enter 'sale of second home'. Click on 'Jump to sale of second home'.
The sale is recorded as the sale of an investment. Or you may follow these steps.
If you inherited a home, the cost basis is likely the value of the home on the date of the decedent's death.
Per IRS Publication 551 page 15, the basis of property inherited from a decedent is generally one of the following.
How is this done with TurboTax Premier desktop?
Issues:
* there is no search. It's been replaced by worthless AI Help,
* There is no mention of Form 1099-S
To report the sale of an inherited home in TurboTax Desktop, go to Personal Income>Investment Income>Add Investments.
Select Skip Import, then pick up on the steps that JamesG1 provided, starting with Step 8.
Thank you Karis.
My expectation was wrong. I expected Turbo Tax to generate form 1099-S in my return. But I see that it is Form 8949 and that is transferred to Schedule D.
I even upgraded from TurboTax Deluxe to Premier because I was told that's what it takes to perform this transaction. I don't think this is true.
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