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EarlineLaBuy
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04-17-2023
05:40 PM
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Client is a resident of OK. Sold a house in CA that was her prior residence. Received the $250,000 exclusion, but still owed tax. Both CA and OK want to tax her on the gain. Is there any offsett in either CA or OR returns? I have looked but can't find anything.
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Strongsilence-C
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04-17-2023
05:51 PM
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PhoebeRoberts
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04-18-2023
10:23 AM
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If you really mean OKlahoma, and not ORegon, you just make an entry for Out of State Long Term Capital Gains in Screen 51.041. OK doesn't permit an Other State Tax Credit in this situation.
