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Schedule D stocks losses & sale of primary residence issue

Ghost-Tax
Level 3

Hi all and again thank you in advance for reading this and hopefully helping me out.

To generalize this let's say there was a loss of 100k from stocks. Then a Home Sale was completed to which resulted a capital gain for the primary residence of 1,000,000. Married filing jointly 500k so taxable capital gain of 500k. Schedule D automatically subtracts the whole 100k loss from stocks and results in a 400k capital gain instead of the 497k (3k/year net capital loss from stock). 

Can anyone help?

 

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IRonMaN
Level 15

Nothing to help with, it is handling the sales correctly.  $3000 per year only applies if there are no gains to offset.


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IRonMaN
Level 15

Nothing to help with, it is handling the sales correctly.  $3000 per year only applies if there are no gains to offset.


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Ghost-Tax
Level 3

Ok thanks. I never had this scenario and I just didn't know. Thank you again.

IRonMaN
Level 15

You betcha!


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