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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

May someone Briefly explain Capital Gain Taxes
I own a home in Central Florida near Orlando, and have lived there for 5 years. This year I rented out that home and moved to Southwest Florida where I am currently renting. I plan on selling the house in Central Florida. Will I have to pay capital gains tax on the profits I make on the home? If so, how much? 20 percent? If i decide to keep renting that house out and purchase another home where I am currently now, will I have to pay capital gains on profits made on the second home if/when i sell it? Any and all answers are appreciated.
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Hey Dimas, no if the home is/was your primary residence for 2 out of the last 5 years you do not have to pay capital gains taxes. Feel free to inbox me if you have anymore questions would be happy to help.