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Chris A.
  • Accountant
  • los angeles
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Selling primary house to my LLC $250k exclusion

Chris A.
  • Accountant
  • los angeles
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Hello, this is my first post on bp. Here's the story. I have a single family home that was first a rental for 2 years, then I moved into the house a year ago. I plan on living in the house for another year then selling it to my smllc created just for this house. I purchased the property for $550k and its worth about $800k. I plan on buying another primary home but don't want to sell this one but I want to take advantage of the $250k primary home tax exclusion. Few tax advantages: 1) my basis on the house will now be $800k and I am free to sell the house anytime after that and the captain gains would be if the sales price is above $800k. 2) since my LLC purchased the house for $800k I can depreciate on a higher value of the building which means more yearly deductions on my schedule e.

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