This is a brief instructional video on how to use Turbo-Tax to Report Capital Gains Deferrals via Opportunity Zones and specifically Opportunity Zone Funds. This is done via the manual capital gains entry screen in Turbo-Tax.
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If you deferred gain from the sale of stock by investing in a Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF) you’ll need to specially report the deferral on your Form 1040 tax return.

In this video, we cover the proper reporting.

1. Schedule D
2. Form 8949
2. Form 8997

View our second video here which covers what is a QOF

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