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If was paid to you in the form of cash, you don't report it. If they sold the investment prior to distributing to you, it is cash.
Thank you for the quick reply. Ok , so the K1 I received means nothing??? Do I have to do a Sched D ? There were no capital gains but may have been a slight loss. What about NJ reporting? I am 99% sure I do not owe anything but how is it reported ( if necessary) on a NJ tax return? Thanks again.
No, if you received a K-1 then something else is going on. You do have to enter it. Just enter the form exactly as it appears and the information will flow to the proper form.
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The info from the K1 does not flow to the NJ Tax return, but I may be able to enter it manually with a lil difficulty. It did flow to the Federal Return.
Last question: Do I prepare a Sched. D for the sale, even if there was no capital gain as a beneficiary?
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