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MY CLIENT'S SPOUSE SOLD AN INHERITED REAL ESTATE PROPERTY THAT IS NOT HER MAIN RESIDENCE. DO YOU STILL USE FORM 8949 OR ANOTHER FORM?
		
			
				
						
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PATIENCE! Wait for a response to your first question.
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enter on Schedule D... then will flow to the 8949
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Basically, what I need is information concerning where, on Schedule D do I enter the inherited real estate transaction. Mostly, I see entries for sale of stock/mutual funds sales, and not for 1099-S information, I need specific line item entry direction. I realize this is a basic inquiry. However, I desire to enter the information correctly.
			
		
			
	
	
			
				
		
		
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Enter it the same as for a stock transaction. In this case you will choose "not reported on 1099-B"
The more I know the more I don’t know.