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Accounting Question- capital gain

Florentin Grecea
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Hello,

I have a property on my name for over a year. I am planning to transfer the title via warranty deed to an LLC (which I wholly own) before I sell it. Will that impact my capital gain tax bracket, if my corporation will hold title for less than a year?

Thank you

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Michael Plaks
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Originally posted by @Florentin Grecea:

Thank you for your answer.Figured that will be easier for me to track everything if I keep it separate.Is an S corporation

Tracking is a lousy reason to do this, and it will likely have negative consequences. Discuss it with someone who understands legal and tax implications before doing it please.

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