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Common questions about Miscellaneous Information for Vermont in Lacerte
by Intuit• Updated 1 year ago
Below, you'll find frequently asked questions about Miscellaneous Information for Vermont returns.
How do you calculate a percentage exclusion for long-term capital gains on Form IN-153, Page 2, Part III?
Vermont normally calculates an exclusion of up to $5,000 for long-term capital gains. Certain Vermont capital gains are eligible for a 40% exclusion. This amount is calculated on the IN-153, Page 2, Part III.
How do you generate the Vermont 40% exclusion?
- Go to Screen 17, Dispositions.
- Scroll to section Form 4797.
- Select the box labeled Qualifies for Vermont 40% capital gain exclusion.
Lacerte automatically calculates the exclusion for dispositions of Eligible Property entered in Screen 22, Depreciation.
To override the calculation:
- Go to Screen 22, Depreciation.
- Scroll to the section Sale of Asset (4797/6252).
- Under the subsection Miscellaenous, enter the applicable number in Qualifies for Vermont 40% capital gain exclusion: 1=Yes, 2=No [O].
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