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Level 2
July 12, 2020
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Printing Seller Financed Interest Statement

  • July 12, 2020
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Printing the Seller Financed Interest Statement doesn't work.  It reverts and prints Sch B. Is this a technical glitch?

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Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
July 12, 2020

Should print both, Sch B and the seller financed statement near the back of the return, where all the additional statements appear.

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Level 7
July 12, 2020

It should print it as a separate statement. You can always go into the seller financed interest worksheet and then print it right from there if needed

Doug FAuthor
Level 2
July 12, 2020

I understand what it is supposed to do and where. It did it last year in Pro 2018 program.

However, in Pro 2019 it does not.  There is no Form 6252 involved.  The individual print function causes of the Seller-Financed statement of the program to print Sch B.  With the full copy it doesn't print the Seller-Financed statement.

Another client also had a Form 6252 and the Seller-Financed statement printed fine.