Possi Posted April 6, 2017 Report Posted April 6, 2017 My client and her sister inherited a cottage in Norway many years ago. They sold it last year and paid tax in Norway. I know this is a taxable event for her. The sale goes on Sch D. Then, the 1116 will reflect the net income from the sale and the foreign tax paid to Norway. I am filing an extension for her because it's too late for me to get her done before deadline. I haven't done a sale like this in all my 20 years. I'll hum a chant, burn some incense, and pray I do this right! hmmmmmmmmmm The good news is that with this sale, she also moved her Norway savings account to the US, so no more FinCEN. 4 Quote
Pacun Posted April 8, 2017 Report Posted April 8, 2017 Imagine that the sale occurred in the US. The basis is the FMV at the time of death. Then you calculate the gain on schedule D and file 1116 to get the credit for taxes paid in Norway. Keep in mind that moving to a country doesn't mean that you are not a US citizen or Legal Permanent Resident, so FicCen might be needed. Quote
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