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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.
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
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.
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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Thanks for being helpful, as usual.
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