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    Chapter 7 BK, 1099A & NOL's

    1040 filer owned numerous residential rental properties. The activity was generating NOL's for some time. Times got tough & he filed Bankruptcy under chapter 7. All debts were discharged in October of 2012 and properties were foreclosed.

    TP now gets a 2013 1099A.
    Box 1 date: 9/16/13
    Box 2 balance outstanding amount: $397,000
    Box 4 FMV amount: $300,000
    Box 5 checked

    How would you report this?
    I'm thinking line 21 and back it out the BK discharge notation.

    Also what happens to the NOL's? Did they get "discharged" also & therefore evaporate?

    #2
    Bumping

    Anybody have an opinion?

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      #3
      Originally posted by Y2KEA View Post
      1040 filer owned numerous residential rental properties. The activity was generating NOL's for some time. Times got tough & he filed Bankruptcy under chapter 7. All debts were discharged in October of 2012 and properties were foreclosed.

      TP now gets a 2013 1099A.
      Box 1 date: 9/16/13
      Box 2 balance outstanding amount: $397,000
      Box 4 FMV amount: $300,000
      Box 5 checked
      Just an idea to get you started-- I think the 1099A is showing you the disposition price ($397,000) from which you would subtract basis to determine capital gain??? And who reports this? Taxpayer or Bankruptcy Estate?

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        #4
        I have a question, just curious

        I know that periodically we receive 1099A forms, not always -
        Are these 1099A forms actually reported to the IRS Computer and does IRS ever track them with a CP2000 notice?

        I have 1099C forms, for sure that have been noted on a CP2000 notice, but never a 1099A form.

        Sandy

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