I just sold my summer cottage and got a 1099S. I presume I use it like a 1099B for capital gains on schedule D, like any other long term capital gain.
Anything special about it? Well, besides reducing my real estate tax by the amount on it...
I just sold my summer cottage and got a 1099S. I presume I use it like a 1099B for capital gains on schedule D, like any other long term capital gain.
Anything special about it? Well, besides reducing my real estate tax by the amount on it...
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