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Qualify for Sec121 for my deceased parent's AZ residential property?

dude7707
Level 5

Q1:  Qualify for Sec121 on AZ residential property in 2024 for my parents who both passed away in 2024?

Q2:  RE:  ProSeries 2024 1040 - Home sale worksheet - Part II - Did you (or spouse if filing jointly) own and use the property as main home for a total of at least 2 years of the 5-year period? 

 

Facts:     Sold AZ property 2.28.24 who are snowbirds.

                Purchased WA home 1991 and AZ in 2000.

                Voter Registration, WDL, and Federal Tax Return show WA address.

                 Last 4 years - RE: AZ - Leave in Oct and return in April.

                 5th Year - Remained at WA home all year due to health conditions.

                 Both parents did not take any prior Sec121 for the last 5 years.   

 

RE: Q2 - Does the 2-year period have to be consecutive or just be a total of 2 years?

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BobKamman
Level 15

When was it sold?  Before or after their death?  In any case, I don't see a primary residence.  

dude7707
Level 5

When was it sold? 2.28.24  

 

Before or after their death? Before both parents death.  

 

In any case, I don't see a primary residence. - That is my current opinion also, unless someone sees some other way this could qualify.

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Just-Lisa-Now-
Level 15
Level 15

"Does the 2-year period have to be consecutive or just be a total of 2 years?"

Not consecutive, its 24 months out of the last 60 months.


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BobKamman
Level 15

Filed Arizona tax returns?  "Of course not, that's not our primary residence!"

dude7707
Level 5

As you state Bob, another reason why the final 2024 1040 for them

cannot take the Sec121 on the AZ property. 

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dude7707
Level 5

Thank you, Lisa, that's what I assumed also. 

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