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Is It Possible To Roll Capital Gains Into Purchase Of Next Property To Avoid Tax? |
We are inasmuch as selling our house that we have owned for less than 2 years, so we don't automatically qualify for the capital gains exemption. If we be carried the gains from the sale of our house into the purchase of another house, do we still have to pay capital gains tax? Specifically, if our net gain is $50k and we applied that to the down payment of our next fortune, do we still pay capital gains tax? If not, is there any other way to avoid capital gains tax?
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| Answer: The new ruling gives exemptions to the capital gains tax for reasons such as healthfulness issues, unforseen circumstances, change in employment, etc. If you have what the IRS would consider a good acceptable to sell your home before you meet the two year mark, you may avoid the capital gain. After reading your additional data: There is no longer any roll-over of gains. But there are all the exclusions of gains if you have lived there less than the two years and qualify under |
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