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Sean H.
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  • north carolina
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Do i qualify for 0% capital gains tax?

Sean H.
  • Developer
  • north carolina
Posted

Help me confirm my google search, so i can avoid the trouble of doing a 1031 before my property closes.

I have owned this house for more than a year, (i can't claim it as a primary residence, but i think that only matters for 2+ years, right?). I just want to make sure if qualifies as a capital gains tax, and not added to my income. I just went into DD. Im going to make 180k profit on the house. During this year i had no other source of income, so my only "income" is this house.

So, my question. Since i had no other income, i assume i fall under the 38k dollar income bracket, which would put me at a 0% capital gains tax? Am i missing something?

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