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This is a sale of land in quam w/1099-s
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celracpan@hawai
Level 1
08-05-2022
09:15 PM
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shall i have to used schedule d and this is a capital gain( long term gain) how would i know the cost. The 1099-s owner a
deseased on 05-03-2021.
deseased on 05-03-2021.
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Just-Lisa-Now-
Level 15
08-05-2022
09:27 PM
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Property sold prior to death? Whos in charge of the deceased estate (who engaged you to prepare the return)?
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BobKamman
Level 15
08-06-2022
10:51 AM
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I first thought "in quam" was a Latin expression, perhaps from the Napoleonic Code and used only in Louisiana, related to sales by decedents or estates. Then it occurred to me, perhaps after watching the John Oliver video last night, that the land was "in Guam." (Oliver pointed out that "GUAM" looks like a graphic from the old Batman series where "BAM" and "POW" would flash on the screen at appropriate moments.)
