moonpetty58
Level 3
02-27-2022
01:02 PM
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Can a deceased t/p use the first time gain exclusion on sale of residence?
Sold home 03-21.
Died 04-21
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dascpa
Level 12
02-27-2022
01:12 PM
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Without quoting law I would say of course. Final individual return and estate or fiduciary returns are separate items and obviously separate dates.
jeffmcpa2010
Level 11
02-27-2022
01:19 PM
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Edited.
Didn't see the dates when I first answered.
If the home sale closed 3-21. before death, his qualification for the exclusion would be the same if anyone else.
sjrcpa
Level 15
02-27-2022
01:21 PM
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Yes if he qualified on the sale date.
The more I know the more I don’t know.
dascpa
Level 12
02-27-2022
01:23 PM
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Look at the dates. It was sold before he died.
moonpetty58
Level 3
02-27-2022
01:42 PM
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Got it. Thanks.
moonpetty58
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02-27-2022
01:42 PM
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Thanks