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It depends on whether you are in the business of selling jewelry, or you just sold some of your own jewelry.
If you are in the business of selling jewelry, please click here for more information about reporting your income and expenses in TurboTax.
If you just sold some of your own jewelry, and you received a 1099 showing the income, please click here for how to report it.
If you sold some of your own jewelry, and you did not get a 1099 showing the income, you will need to complete Schedule D.
if you're not in the business of selling jewelry, then it's a sale of personal property. loss is not deductible while the gain is taxable at capital gain rates if owned for more than 1 year or it was inherited,
you state that a capital loss on jewelry is not deductible if it is a personal item or inherited. Can you explain where the IRS states this? I read somewhere if it is inherited you could deduct a capital loss. thank you
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