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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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Capital Gains with Partial Rental

Peter Ivanov
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If a house has been owner-occupied by a married couple filing jointly but 1/3 of the house has been rented, do the couple qualify for the $500K capital gains sale tax exclusion?

More details:

House has been owned and occupied for 10 years.

The 1/3 rental is not a separate unit but is contained in the house.

The rental space has been rented for all of 10 years.

Rental income has been reported, taxes paid and 1/3 of the house has been depreciated throughout the years.

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