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Form 4797 Instructions: Deduct the loss from a qualifying abandonment of business or investment property on line 10.
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Income > Dispositions > Schedule D... > Enter purch date, sale date, sale price, original cost
In small faint print across the top white section, select Sale of Asset 4797,...
Enter the depreciation and code section of prop and no 1099B
This will all end up on 4797
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Thanks for your reply! The info was reported on Form 4797, line 2, Part I, and the loss is carried over to Line 11. I think that's right. The loss did not show on Line 10.
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Thanks a lot! Very detailed.
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When business closed various equipment were either abandoned in the store or not working and were fully depreciated. Do I need to report in Form 4797 with $30,000 costs, $30,000 accumulated depreciation and zero gain/loss? Can I just group the assets in one amount instead of listing 5 assets?
When business closed should I show ending inventory as zero and inventory kept by owner should reduce purchases. How about if there were no more purchases because the business decided to close, can I have a negative purchases shown in the tax return?
Thanks.