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client sold a home and made again BUT at the same time bought another new home. Can you still roll the gain into the new home or have to claim it on the first home if over the allowed amount to exclude.
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If you had a time machine to go back before1997 you could, but otherwise youre stuck with the IRC121
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Scratching my head…seriously?
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Thank you everyone but this was once possible YEARS ago.. but not any longer... unless it's for investment etc.... not a personal home... Thank you though for all your help.
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"this was once possible YEARS ago.. but not any longer... unless it's for investment"
Not possible for investment either. Could do a 1031 exchange for business or investment use property.
And most of us do know you could "buy up" many years ago.
The more I know the more I don’t know.
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Have you been in another line of work since 1997? Sales after May 6, 1997, specifically?
There used to be a once-in-a-lifetime exclusion, too. $125,000 if sellers are over 55 years old. That too is gone.