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KeithWild
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1099-S: I followed the steps for selling my house, yet I was not asked for the information on the 1099-S form

In the Less Common Income section, I followed the steps for the sale of my house. It never asked me to enter in the information on the 1099-S. Is this because the gain on the house was not taxable according to the steps or did I miss something.

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JohnB5677
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1099-S: I followed the steps for selling my house, yet I was not asked for the information on the 1099-S form

The 1099-S has a limited amount of information.  The two most common pieces of information are

  • (Box 1 Date of Closing) and
  • (Box 2 Gross Proceeds)

You should have been asked for both of these.

 

You also were asked for the cash basis in the home.  This would include:

  • The original purchase price
  • Improvements
  • Additional closing costs from the original purchase

    • Tax stamps,
    • Attorney fees,
    • Title insurance,
    • Title search and
    • Document preparation fees.

 

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KeithWild
Returning Member

1099-S: I followed the steps for selling my house, yet I was not asked for the information on the 1099-S form

Thanks for the quick replay. I went back through the steps and I did see where it asked for information from the 1099-S form. It wanted the Sale date and the Selling price. I must have missed this as it was a long day working on taxes. I wish taxes were not so complicated 😉

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