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4231,000 Capital gain when other income is only 13,352/

Beachkids5
Level 3

Have a 91 year old woman who has $231,000 gain on sale of rental property but only $13,352 other income.  How do I keep the gain from being taxable since she's below the $40,000+ threshold?

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abctax55
Level 15

Huh ???

What $ 40,000 threshold are you talking about?  

Are you talking about the first tier of capital gains is taxed at zero?   If so, that doesn't mean the 'rest' of the gain isn't taxable.

Or, if I'm wrong ... I have a LOT of amended returns to do .

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rbynaker
Level 13

Take a look at the Sch D Tax Worksheet to follow the math.  I assume ProSeries follows the one at the end of the Sch D instructions.  You'll see on line 22 "This amount is taxed at 0%."  Keep following and you'll see the other rates as well.

abctax55
Level 15

Same client?

https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/proseries-tax-discussions/discussion/home-sale-worksheet/00/...

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Just-Lisa-Now-
Level 15
Level 15

That 231k gets added to the income for cap gain 0% tax income limit....shes NOT below 40k.


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