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March 18, 2025
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how can I designate stock transactions between taxpayer and spouse for purposesof PA 40 Schedule D?

  • March 18, 2025
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All stocks are covered transactions

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RachelW33
March 18, 2025

When walking through the preparation of your Pennsylvania return in TurboTax, you will eventually come to the screen PA Ownership of Gains and Losses.  This is where you can designate how the gains/losses from your stock transactions should be divided between taxpayer and spouse.

 

 

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DonnCymAuthor
March 18, 2025

unfortunately, both parties have longterm covered securities and when it comes to the Pa return it is combined  as one number.  I can only designated taxpayer, spouse or both.  Is there anyway on the federal input to designate whose stock sales they are? 

March 19, 2025

It depends. In the federal return you can divide the entry to make two of them split in half. On the PA return, there should be two entries on the PA return. It's not clear why you would need to spit them on a joint return.

 

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