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Capital gains exemption
I rented out my primary residence for the past two years, but lived in it for the three years prior to that. The tenant has moved out, and now I am considering selling it.
Does the fact that it was recently a rental impact the capital gains exemption for homeowners of up to $250k ($500k if married)?
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Ashish Acharya
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You are eligible for the exemption. You only need to pay unrecaptured 1250 depreciation tax. It is taxed at your ordinary rate capped at 25%.
Basically all the depreciation you took in last two years times the ordinary rate, roughly.
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