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What type of property was sold? Residential rental property? Commercial property? Investment property? Second home? Land? Or was this your personal primary residence?
You can use the TurboTax 2018 Premier desktop edition to calculate the gain on the sale based on the type of property sold, just start a New Tax Return. Then in Forms mode you can use the What-If worksheets, select the 2019 tax rates, and the taxes on the gains will be calculated.
worst case scenario: 23.8% federal capital gains tax (which includes 3.8% investment tax on that part above $250,000 if married) on $2.5 million less $40,000... and then state tax depending on the state you live in. Assume 5% for most states that tax income.
might be with hiring a tax accountant given the size of the numbers
Thank you much, Donin and NC. This was raw land.
If you want to play around with different figures and tax scenarios without affecting your original return you can …
In the TurboTax CD/Download software by creating a test copy:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1900642-how-to-make-a-test-copy-of-your-return
Or use the WHAT IF tool:
- Click Forms Icon (upper right of screen) or Ctrl 2 (forms view)
- Click on the Open Form Icon
- In the “Type a form name..” area type What-If (with the dash), click on the name of the worksheet - click on Open Form
- You will see the worksheet on the right side of the screen; enter the information right into the form
- To get back to interview mode - click on the Step-by-Step Icon (upper right of screen) or Ctrl 1
To report the sale of Land -
To enter an investment sale other than from a brokerage account (1099-B), follow the steps below.
Or enter investment sales in the Search/Find box located in the upper right of the program screen. Click on Jump to investment sales
On the next screen, click Yes
On the next screen, click No
On the next screen, choose the option for Land and continue with the section until it completes.
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