was in fund, lmited partner, it ended in 2019. Regular payments and then regular payments for original amount. Did not sell, it was liquidated. Turbo tax wants selling price, etc. Help

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Treat the liquidation as if it was a sale. If they returned the amount you invested, and your basis didn't change, your cost basis and sales price will be the same and the gain/loss will be $0.00.

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The IRS claims we did not file in 2008 but since it was so long ago we no longer have records I have no proof and they claim they no longer either. What can I do?

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