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Is a 1099-S counted as taxable income from the sale of settlement of estate?
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Taxable income/loss is the difference between the basis of the property and the sales price. If they are identical, there is no income/loss. A sale in the settlement of an estate would generally appear on IRS Form 1041. Its taxability would generally be based on the cost basis, cost of sale including preparation for sale & the sales price. If the sale is more than six months post-mortem an appraisal as to value at date of death and/or six months post date of death would be needed to establish cost basis.
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