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    Taxbreak1809
    Level 2

    Where do you record Proceeds from Real Estate Transaction?

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    hillsboro15269
    Level 4

    Depends on whether it's the taxpayer's main home or a business property.

    If it's the main home, then 8979 with F checked

    If it's a business property (rental, investment, etc.), then 4797.

    If you're asking where to enter it in ProSeries, click that awesome green "Where do I enter" button and type "1099-S." It should take you straight there.

    Happy filing 🙂 

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    abctax55
    Level 15

    Possibilities:

    Form 8949 --- then to Sch D

    Form 4797

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    hillsboro15269
    Level 4

    Depends on whether it's the taxpayer's main home or a business property.

    If it's the main home, then 8979 with F checked

    If it's a business property (rental, investment, etc.), then 4797.

    If you're asking where to enter it in ProSeries, click that awesome green "Where do I enter" button and type "1099-S." It should take you straight there.

    Happy filing 🙂 

    Taxbreak1809
    Level 2

    Thank you,  Your instructions where spot on.  I was able to complete the return and will use that lovely green button "where to enter" 🙂

     

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    Bill_Hodde
    Level 1

    What happens if it's personal use property, but not the sale of the main home?  I have a client who received a 1099-S for selling a condo that was used rent free by their children for 9 years and then the condo was sold.  Where do I enter a 1099-S in this scenario?

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    sjrcpa
    Level 15

    8949 to Schedule D. A gain is taxable. A loss is not allowed.


    The more I know the more I don’t know.
    Bill_Hodde
    Level 1

    Thanks.  I had it structured like that, but ProSeries references the Home Sale Worksheet to the 8949 as "Main Home Sale: xxxxxxxxxxx".  The Main Home Sale prefix was throwing me.

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