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Champ Leong
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How to reduce capital gains

Champ Leong
  • Investor
  • Birmingham, AL
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CPA'S? : I'm looking at approximately $5,500 in capital gains tax from the sale of my house. How can I reinvest the $5,500 into an investment property and legally have ZERO in taxes to pay? TIA!

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You may qualify for a partial exclusion of the gain if you sold because of a change in employment, health reason, or unforeseen circumstance. Another idea to offset the taxes from the gain is to make a deductible contribution to a traditional IRA, if you are eligible.

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