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You sell it as a rental property...being a personal residence 12 years ago (your duplicate post said 8 years as a rental) means nothing to your situation.
You'll have 8 or 12 years of deprecation to recapture, so while its possible you have a loss on the actual sale (your duplicate post mentioned a loss), you may have a gain to pay taxes on.
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Thanks,
My main problem is I am very un-formilar with this software. The program I usually us to report a sale of property that is part personal and part rental is all imput on one screen and separates thye 4797 and 8949. I am not sure what the help article I have is referring to when it tells me to go to screen 22 or screen 17.
Can you direct me to a help areticle that has both personal and rental disposition of the same asset?
Mitch
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You asked Twice, which makes more work for your peer users that Volunteer to help you. Instead of continuing on this topic, here... You should go to your Original, here:
Because you are being helped there, and that is where you should continue the discussion. Thanks.
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The program I usually us to report a sale of property that is part personal and part rental
@mlitt2003 - you don't *have* part personal & part rental property. The personal part became irrelevant at day one of year six.
And after 8 (or 12) years as a rental - I'd be really, really, really surprised if there is a loss after depreciation (allowed or ALLOWABLE) is considered.
Was that previous software TurbohTax?
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Since it was a rental for 8 years you do it as a single disposition with the result going on Form 4797.
Try these help articles https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/forums/searchpage/tab/message?advanced=false&allow_punctuati...
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