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real estate gainsWhat is the name of your state? OH & MN I sold a house in Aug'04 that I bought in Aug'03 for a profit of approx 25K in OH. I moved to MN because of a job transfer and am planning to buy a house here. I heard about some provision in capital gains taxation which might save me some money if I invest the captial gains in to a primary residence within 6 months?? Does anyone know if it's true?? Any other ideas from gurus is definitely appreciated. |
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| taxes on a primary residence on the capital gains of a home are normally exempt if you have Physically resided in that residence 2 of 5 years. You however have not. (only one year). Since you moved for a job change, You may however qualify for a reduced exemption based upon the number months you lived there. |
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| Tax gurus may be available on the Tax Law forum. |
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