Kobebean
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03-01-2022
12:51 PM
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Hello,
I have a client who has Rental property in Texas but lives in CA. He sold that property in 2021 and has a capital gains for Federal.. Does he have to report Capital Gains in CA for the sale of the rental or because TX has no state tax he is off the hook? If so how do I stop CA from taxing him as it carries over from the FED?
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03-01-2022
12:53 PM
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If hes a CA resident, he will pay taxes on that gain to the state of CA.
If TX had charged him income taxes as well, then CA would give credit for taxes paid to TX, so not to be double taxed, but TX has no income taxes, so this doesn't factor in.
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Kobebean
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03-01-2022
12:55 PM
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Thanks