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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
No tax on $1,000,000 capital gains??
Hello Everyone,
I read that if you've lived in your home for the past 2/5 years and you are in the 0% income tax bracket, then all capital gains are tax free.
For example, if I retired in 2015 and receive no taxable income for the entirety of 2016 and sell my home with $1,000,000 in capital gains, I keep all of it since I'm in the 0% bracket.
Am I understanding this rule correctly?
Thanks,
-Sean
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Natalie Kolodij
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Nope. The IRS is mean, not stupid.
The Capital Gain IS taxable income. So that $1,000,000 capital gain will knock you way out of the 0% tax bracket .

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