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Yas Tahir
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  • Houston, TX
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Long term capital gain

Yas Tahir
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I have a technical question for tax purposes. We purchased a REO house and settlement date was Feb 13, 2019 but disbursement date is Feb 14, 2019. Somehow WD deed signed on Feb 8, 2019 and recorded Feb 15, 2019. So when should be the earliest sale date for it to be considered long term capital gain, Feb 14, 2020 or Feb 15, 2020? Thanks for your answers.

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