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how do you tax file a owner financed payments?
would that funds be filed under sche D as capital gains, but then how do you figure if there is any gain when its not yet paid?
How do you file owner financed income?
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Wayne Brooks
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A CPA can set it up pretty quick.
Your payments received will be 2 components: interest, and principal.
The interest is income, not cap gains.
The principle received will be 2 components : return of basis, and cap gain. I.e. 60%/40%, 70%/30%, etc. Return of basis is not taxable, cap gains are taxable.
You will also have depreciation recapture, due in full the year of the sale.