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Is this Tax Exempt or not?
I bought a house lived in it for 3 years, then rented it for 3 years, is it tax exempt? My CPA keeps using a complicated formula saying I owe a portion. Then I convinced him if it was my residence for last 2 of 5 years its tax exempt. But he says I will still have to pay in the depreciation that was used while a rental, correct?? Any help with sources to show please. Thanks
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Yes, you are exempt from cap gains IF you sold it Within 3 years of living there, and not a day more. But Yes, you have to claim the depreciation taken and pay tax on that.....the exemption is only for cap gains.