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6-Mar-2023 1:41pm
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A couple of years ago, elderly client received a 1099-S because the community she lived in, a mobile home community, sold the property.
Now she received a 1099-S for $1156 with a closing date of 12/30/22.
Has anyone seen this before?
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6-Mar-2023 6:42pm
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Not that per se. I have seen clients get additional sale proceeds in later years that were not expected.
Perhaps there was litigation-threatened or actual-that resulted in more money.
Maybe there was a contingency that was met resulting in more money.
Maybe a clerical error shorted your client in the original sale.
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Have them call the issuer and ask what it's for.
Dave
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Both good suggestions. Thanks.
Cathy
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Per client, the Co-Op did not distribute all of the money received for the sale and this is the final payment.
Since this relates to the sale of her primary residence in 2019, I am assuming then this is added to her exclusion and is not taxable.
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Yes but there might also be interest but the whole thing is so small ...
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