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- client sold inherited property, used it for personal vacations, sold it for less than inherited value, how is it reported so no loss is shown on return?
client sold inherited property, used it for personal vacations, sold it for less than inherited value, how is it reported so no loss is shown on return?
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Young-TP
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03-11-2021
11:54 AM
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Doesnt want to show a loss, just wants to zero out.
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03-15-2021
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