I have to prepare a PA income tax return Sold house 4/4/24 - purchased 2/1/18 gain 95,598 Lived in house two of the five years preceding the sale-gain should be exempt. All PA property.
He also sold another house 12/12/24-purchased 12/12/24. There was a loss 39,436. All PA property.
All information from Federal Form 8949 flowed over to sch D. There is no gain on Federal Tax Return
On Pa return there are 2 sch Ds, one for each taxpayer. Same information flowed over 50% for each form. On line 11 there is a net gain.
Form PA-19 Complete Section II and all information relating to the sale which is line 7 and line 12. I prepare 2 PA-19
However, there is a gain and the Taxpayer is taxed at PA Income tax rate of 3.09%.
Help!! What did I do wrong and thank you
Not too sure, but PA splits all sales 50-50 between spouses if they are coded J. Are gain and loss sales each coded J on the 8949 entries?
Also, only one sale should go on the PA19, not both.
"He also sold another house 12/12/24-purchased 12/12/24. There was a loss 39,436."
You didn't specify if that was investment property or just a bad purchase of personal property, and the loss isn't deductible (for Fed, at least).
This was a personal houses in PA
I also made an error on dates
House A purchased 2/1/18, Sold 4/4/24 gain 95,596 met reguirements 2 out of 5 years
House B purchase 10/14/24 Sold 12/1124 loss (39395)
Other details, He purchased 2nd house but first house was vacant until he told it on 4/4/24
there are 2 PA 19 for PA
Federal Jointly owned
One PA 19 for each spouse? The second house doesn't get an exclusion and is a personal loss.
Thank you. How is this transaction entered on Pro Series. Presently there is a gain and the taxpayer is taxed on the first house gain
Federal to verify 2nd house loss is reduce from gain of sale from first house
Pa 2nd house is just loss
How is this entered in ProSeries
What is this comment: "Federal to verify 2nd house loss is reduce from gain of sale from first house"
You can't net the two houses. You already had a full exclusion anyway, from the primary residence gain. You can't reduce it more.
I finally got thru to PA Dept of Revenue after trying many times this week.
Her answer is: He loses the exclusion because he sold the 2nd house 8 months after the sales of the first house.
I thank you for all of your help and information. Pa law is different from Federal law.
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