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I have new client who got divorced in 2020. She had a joint rental property with her ex-husband which she sold in 2020. How should I show rental property sale in 2020 on her tax return filing single
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sk75
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03-20-2021
02:32 PM
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I have new client who got divorced in 2020. She had a joint rental property with her ex-husband which she sold in 2020. She is liable for 50% gain on the rental property sale. How should I show rental property sale 2020 single tax return? Should I create a mock 2019 return and transfer all data to 2020? Or show the rental property sale on F 4797 in 2020 itself?
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sjrcpa
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03-20-2021
02:37 PM
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If she owned 50% of it you report 50% of everything on her 2020 return.
The sale is reported on Form 4797.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
