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Colin Williams
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Long term capital gains tax

Colin Williams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nantucket, MA
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I have a question about long term capital gains.

My original basis in my primary residence was $230k. I refinanced at $600k with cash out. Is my basis still $230k or does it increase to the $600k?

I'm trying to figure out numbers for possibly selling my home because of the market here, and the difference in taxes is either going to be zero or $102k depending on what my basis is.

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Colleen F.
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Colleen F.
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Your basis is what you paid plus improvements so 230k.  You have an exclusion of 250 as a single and 500 as married. You can also read the IRS publication 523 for more info Publication 523 (2020), Selling Your Home | Internal Revenue Service (irs.gov)

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