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It depends. Did you receive a tax form for it or did you have a gain on the sale?
Only the amount that is above what you paid is taxable. So, if you paid $40,000 for the vehicle and you received $40,000, this would not be taxable.
If you paid $40,000 for it but received $50,000, then $10,000 would be taxable income. If you held the vehicle for more than a year, this would be a capital gains transaction instead of ordinary income. Meaning it would be taxed as a Capital Gains Sale.
If you paid $40,000 and received $30,000, then you would have a loss and this would not affect your taxes. If you received a 1099 Misc or NEC, then you would need to enter it and then back the income out by following the steps above, however, if it is a personal vehicle, the loss would not be deductible.
You would enter the lemon law sale or if you received a 1099-S by clicking the following:
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If you received a 1099-Misc or 1099-NEC for it, even if you had no gain or had a loss, you would still need to enter the 1099 and then back the income out. To enter the 1099 take the following steps:
Then you will take the following steps to remove the income:
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