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I sold a property in GA, but am a non-resident. Federal return is complete, but TT transfers nothing to the GA return (no income earned). Do I make the sale my "income"?

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February 23, 2023
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I am a full time resident of another state and have been for years, so a complete non-resident of GA.

The property I owned there had been a rental for over 10 years (was my primary residence prior to that).

I have a "combined settlement statement" from the GA law firm that completed the sale, reported it to GA and also paid some taxes to the state.

Also, since this was a rental prior to sale, all the information on my federal return has profit/loss figured out in detail and reported. I am just not sure which form from Federal should be translated onto which section / form from the Georgia state return.

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ErnieS0

You may not see a Georgia nonresident return if you did not tell TurboTax you earned money in Georgia.

Tap My Info in the left column. You should see Georgia in Other state income. Otherwise, Edit and add Georgia.

In the Georgia section, on the screen showing Capital Gains/Losses and Rents, Royalties, and K-1 income, TurboTax will pull numbers from your federal return and place them in the Georgia column.

Subtract out any Other State income, leaving only income from your rental and rental sale.

If you sold during the year, you will likely have some Georgia rental income or loss.

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JWinAZAuthor

Thank you @ErnieS0 I appreciate the feedback.

One last associated question.

My paperwork shows taxes paid to GA from the realty attorney for the sale (but I don't have any W-2 info for the state). Is there a location in the state forms I would manually enter the taxes paid?

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JulieS

Yes, there is a place to enter your state tax paid, but it goes in the federal return.

Here is how to enter it:

Select Federal, then Deductions & Credits.
Scroll down and find Estimates and Other Taxes Paid, expand the section.
Find Income Taxes Paid, click Start to the right.
Scroll down and find Withholding not already entered on W-2 or 1099, click to the right.
Answer the question Yes and Continue.
Select your state and enter state tax withheld on the second row of boxes.

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richardpgarner

I have this same problem in 2024 Turbotax. I selected Georgia in my personal info section for "other state income". When I go to Georgia state tax return, there is no "capital gains" entry in the income section, just interest, dividends, business, and rents and royalties. Where do I enter it for 2024 Turbotax?

IsabellaG

Did you sell a rental property in Georgia in 2024? When I entered the sale of a rental property on the Federal side of TurboTax, I entered the address of the property and the pertinent sales information, and the capital gains was transferred to the state return. Is it possible that you either didn't enter the address in Georgia or did not check that you sold the property in the rental section. Please respond with more information.

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