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Form 1099-A, Acquisition or Abandonment of Secured Property, is filed by lenders to report when they acquire an interest in property securing a loan, or learn the property has been abandoned. A copy goes to the borrower and the IRS.
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A lender (such as a bank or other entity that lends money in connection with a trade or business) files Form 1099-A when it acquires secured property, for example through foreclosure, or has reason to know the borrower abandoned it. The lender sends one copy to the borrower and files with the IRS; the borrower generally receives it rather than files it.
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