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SALE OF RENTAL

BG2
Level 1

CLIENT SALES A RENTAL TO DAUGHTER FOR $147,425 DAUGHTER PAYOFF LOAN 65,501 MOTHER GIFT OF EQUITY OF 80,386. IN THE DISPOSTION OF THE PROPERTY WILL THE SALE PRICE BE 147,425 AND A FORM 709 FOR THE GIFT. WHAT ELSE I AM MISSING.

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sjrcpa
Level 15

Please don't SHOUT.

Is $147,425 Fair Market Value?


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abctax55
Level 15

"..WHAT ELSE I AM MISSING"

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George4Tacks
Level 15

themathdoesnotwork80386+65501=145887.


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BobKamman
Level 15

Sounds like she sold it for loan payoff, $65,501.  If a gain, taxable.  If a loss, not.  Form 709 required but no tax due (unless huge prior gifts).  

BG2
Level 1

So sale price is $65,501 is what I should enter.

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BG2
Level 1

About 1500 in taxes and fees

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BG2
Level 1

Yes fair market value.

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BobKamman
Level 15

Are you trying to get around a 1099-S that shows a sales price of $145K, because the paperwork had to satisfy the daughter's new mortgage company?  I'll let others suggest how to play "trick the IRS computer."  When I sign a return, I just enter the facts, and include an attachment that might be needed next year because no one at IRS looked at it.