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Begin by filling in your identifying number and name as shown on your tax return at the top of the form.
In Part I, check the applicable box(es) for the reason behind the discharge of indebtedness. This includes options like insolvency or qualified principal residence indebtedness.
Enter the total amount of discharged indebtedness that you are excluding from gross income on line 2.
Proceed to Part II, where you will apply any reductions to your tax attributes based on your selections in Part I. Follow the instructions carefully for each line.
If applicable, complete Part III regarding consent for adjustment of basis under section 1082(a)(2).
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