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Washington State cap gains exemption?
Quick tax question:
An individual purchases a home today and uses it as primary residence. He makes some repairs, updates, upgrades, etc. Next year sometime, he sells and realizes a capital gain of $100,000, for instance.
Is any of this $100k taxable?
if it helps, he files jointly, is a licensed contractor but fixing and flipping is not considered "regular" income.
thanks!
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Eamonn McElroy
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Don't forget to capitalize all improvements to basis to reduce cap gain, especially if Sec. 121 is off the table.