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kabbabkkg
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02-22-2022
12:24 PM
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I asked a question about this the other day. I have all the information I need to put on return. This is an inheritance that my client received. There are three 1099S - 1 for sale of parent home and the other two are for property the parent owned and was sold. I need to know if there is a worksheet to enter the information on the return. Use to be able to put directly on the sch d but can't do that now. It has been a long time since I had this situation so need a little help.
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qbteachmt
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02-22-2022
12:32 PM
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"I asked a question about this the other day."
Here:
You didn't need to start, again. And you were asked a question in the original topic, trying to help you. You should provide that answer. And you can update the topic on this same issue, while you are there.
I will flag this as Duplicate to be deleted.
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qbteachmt
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02-22-2022
12:32 PM
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"I asked a question about this the other day."
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You didn't need to start, again. And you were asked a question in the original topic, trying to help you. You should provide that answer. And you can update the topic on this same issue, while you are there.
I will flag this as Duplicate to be deleted.
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