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Entering a Like-Kind Exchange (1031 exchange) from the Dispositions screen in Lacerte
by Intuit• Updated 1 month ago
This article explains how to enter a Like-Kind Exchange (LKE) on the Dispositions screen for different types of returns.
To enter a Like-Kind Exchange on the Dispositions screen:
- Go to the Dispositions screen:
- Screen 17 (Individual)
- Screen 19 (Partnership)
- Screen 15 (Corporate)
- Screen 23 (S Corporate)
- Screen 22 (Fiduciary)
- Click on the Property or click Add from the left navigation panel.
- In the grid, complete the basic information about the sale:
- Enter the Description of Property
- Enter the Date Acquired
- Enter the Date Sold (exchanged)
- Enter the Cost or Basis
- Enter the Expense of Sale
- Scroll down to the Form 4797 section.
- Enter the Depreciation allowed (-1= none, triggers 4797).
- Check the box Form 4797, Part 1 [O] if the sale or exchange involves real property used in trade or business.
- In the box Blank=1245, 1=1250, 2=1252, 3=1254, 4=1255, enter the type of property (real, tangible and amortizable, farmland, or other; see instructions for Form 4797).
- Scroll down to the Like-Kind Exchanges (8824) section.
- Complete information on the Property Received
- Enter the Description of the new property
- Enter the Date property identified (MMDDYY)
- Enter the Date property received (MMDDYY)
- Enter the FMV of other property (not like-kind)
- Complete the information for Cash and Loan Amounts
- Enter any Cash given by taxpayer.
- Enter any Cash received by taxpayer.
- Don't enter a value for both Cash given and Cash received. Enter the net value as either given or received.
- Enter any New loans on property received - assumed by taxpayer.
- Enter any Old loans on property given up - assumed by other party.
- Complete the Other Property Given (not like-kind), if applicable.
- Enter the FMV of other property (not like-kind).
- Enter the Adjusted basis of other property.
For more information
- Using the Like-Kind Exchange Wizard in Lacerte explains how to enter a 1031 like-kind exchange.
- Using the Like-Kind Exchange Wizard for a multiple-asset exchange explains how to report the exchange of one asset for multiple similar assets.
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