I hope someone has experienced this. My client bought her home in 2008 using the FTHB credit. She repaid $500 in both 2010 and 2011. In 2012 she sold the home for a loss, so the debt was forgiven, 5405 disposition was filed, and $500 was not paid. Her 2013 return was calculated without a 5405 with no problem.
Her 2014 return was done...
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5405 Home sold at loss, IRS resumes collecting $500
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Sale of inherited residential real property
It appears that if there is a loss on the sale (using the Dec 2009 appraisal date for cost) that it is not deductible ($39000); form 4797 will show 0 and Sched D will not be used. Correct? Thank you.
Used as rental property Dec 2009-March 2012.
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