How to handle capital loss on sale of residential rental property

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  • Dale Watkins
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 14

    #1

    How to handle capital loss on sale of residential rental property

    The tax software is treating loss as nondeductible <53000> although Tax Book indicates on 6-12 under section 1231 that losses are treated as ordinary losses not subject to the
    3000 limit. Any help in resolving this conflict would be appreciated.
  • okie1tax
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2008
    • 177

    #2
    Loss, capital or ordinary

    Are you sure you marked it as a complete disposition of business property?

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    • DaveinTexas
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2006
      • 731

      #3
      Good point

      My tax software won't release the loss unless the schedule e screen has that box checked, disposed of property this year.
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      • FEDUKE404
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 3648

        #4
        Question

        Originally posted by Dale Watkins
        The tax software is treating loss as nondeductible <53000> although Tax Book indicates on 6-12 under section 1231 that losses are treated as ordinary losses not subject to the
        3000 limit. Any help in resolving this conflict would be appreciated.
        Is this a personal loss (you're up the creek!) or a business loss?

        FE

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        • taxmom34
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2008
          • 732

          #5
          is it 1231 loss or 1250 loss? did you look at the form 4797 and how it transferred to schedule D?

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