How do I report a 1099A foreclosure to the IRS with a realized loss because my home was used as my business?


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I do my own taxes
Long term gain or loss rule applies
Use Form 4797; Sale of Business Property ( or involuntary conversions). The loss figure from this goes to Sch D and from there to Form 1040.
A loss on the sale of a personal residence is not deductible, even if a portion is used in your business. Once you recapture the depreciation allowed or allowable you might even have a taxable gain depending upon the circumstances.
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