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I have a client that had several rental properties on Schedule E. He went to a separate CPA to prepare a Gift Tax to transfer his properties to his sons and daughters. How do I report this transaction on Proseries? I talked to the CPA and he told me just to leave them there but I’m not convinced with that solution.
Any word of advise?
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If it happened during the year, just enter a selling date for the assets but no selling price. If it happened as of 1/1/19, take the CPAs advice.
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1/1/19 or 1/1/20 ?
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The gift was signed on 2/6/2020 Form 709 for 2019.
If I enter no selling price wouldn't report a loss?
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With no selling price, the software reports nothing on the return. But sounds like that is an issue for next year if the transfer didn't take place until 2020.
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@Gildardo wrote:
The gift was signed on 2/6/2020 Form 709 for 2019.
If I enter no selling price wouldn't report a loss?
What happened with the rental in 2019? The gift isnt taking place until 2020.
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