DonnaDil
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4 weeks ago
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california resident selling condo in queens new york. how do we enter the sale of home (not a rental )inheretance.
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4 weeks ago
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Inherited property, would be entitled to a capital loss, no? Assuming no personal use.
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Accountant-Man
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4 weeks ago
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First, the step-up on date of death.
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anniebear
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4 weeks ago
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Agreeing inherited property can show a loss if no personal use.
Also think there used to be a code letter I for inheritance.?
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Entering letter I (Inherited) as the acquired date will automatically make it long term.
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sjrcpa
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4 weeks ago
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Yes a loss allowed if inherited and not personal use. I misread that sentence.
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anniebear
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If I remember right, inherited property is always long term.
Accountant-Man
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Yes, inherited property is always long term.
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