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  • broke54
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    Question deleted by moderator. broke54, please do not post the same question twice. See your other thread for my response to your question. - LITR
    Last edited by LadyInTheRed; 02-05-2014, 02:27 PM. Reason: Asked same question as in another thread

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  • tobee43
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    all i good. right, you aren't you'll be fine didn't mean to confuse you. when you refer to a code G it means something so i was a bit confused myself.

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  • faroff
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    Originally posted by LadyInTheRed View Post
    ???

    Hi Lady- Sorry for the confusion. The 1099-A I received "Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property" does not have a code.
    I got confused by Tobees post,and I referred to the other 1099's I received that were C's and had a code G.

    Anyway,looking back over this 1099-A the #5 line states "If checked,the borrower was personally liable for repayment of the debt......"
    It has an X in the box so I think I answered my own question, I'm not going to have to pay any income tax on this.

    Sorry for the confusion.

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  • LadyInTheRed
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    Originally posted by faroff View Post
    Whoops,sorry. The above mentioned 1099 is a 1099-A.
    Originally posted by faroff View Post
    It's a 1099-C with a code G.
    ???

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  • faroff
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    Originally posted by tobee43 View Post
    G usually means a gain via a government agency, even unemployment insurance. you MUST claim the amount on this years taxes. or do you mean a 1099 C with a code G?

    It's a 1099-C with a code G.

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  • tobee43
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    G usually means a gain via a government agency, even unemployment insurance. you MUST claim the amount on this years taxes. or do you mean a 1099 C with a code G?

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  • LadyInTheRed
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    A form 1099-A is used to determine whether you had a gain or loss on the disposition of the property. A foreclosure can result in a taxable gain. Here's some info on the IRS website: http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc160.html

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  • faroff
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    Originally posted by faroff View Post
    I received several 1099-C's today,all code G, except one for a property I had that stated

    " Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property".

    Am I responsible to pay income this?? This property was taken from me from the Trustee in a BK that
    was never discharged due to a AP. Am I to be still haunted by this property and have to pay income tax on
    it???
    Whoops,sorry. The above mentioned 1099 is a 1099-A.

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  • faroff
    started a topic While on the Subject of 1099-C

    While on the Subject of 1099-C

    I received several 1099-C's today,all code G, except one for a property I had that stated

    " Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property".

    Am I responsible to pay income this?? This property was taken from me from the Trustee in a BK that
    was never discharged due to a AP. Am I to be still haunted by this property and have to pay income tax on
    it???

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