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Form 6252 Installment Sale - Taxpayer forgave balance due

csanchez
Level 4

Form 6252 Installment Sale - Taxpayer forgave balance due. I believe I need to calculate new adjusted basis, Where do I enter this?

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dkh
Level 15

Have you checked Pub537 ? 

Wondering - does Taxpayer need to issue 1099-C for the debt forgiven? 

IRonMaN
Level 15

Why did they forgive the remaining balance?


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csanchez
Level 4

I also was wondering that about the 1099-C.

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csanchez
Level 4

Individual who owed debt came on hard times & my client forgave the debt.

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csanchez
Level 4

I did check Pub 537 regarding the rules to figure  gain or loss from the disposition of an installment obligation. My question is where to enter it in ProSeries. 

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sjrcpa
Level 15

Was this individual a relative?

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sjrcpa
Level 15

Sounds more like an adjustment to the sales price than disposition of an installment obligation.

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csanchez
Level 4

No not a relative

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Accountant-Man
Level 13

Recalculate the new gain, subtract all gains portions previously reported, report the balance of the gain in 2023 OR CAPITAL LOSS needed to report only the new total gain over all years.

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BobKamman
Level 15

And if it turns out to be a loss, and the property sold was personal use, no deduction allowed.  I think that would be the case even with gain reported in earlier years; there would not be a way to "recapture" it. 

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