How to Avoid and Defer Capital Gains Tax
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2024
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It's ridiculous that you can't sell a house to buy an equivalent one 10 miles away without paying capital gains tax.
If it is your primary residence you can often exempt $250K in capital gain if you are a single filer and $500K if married filing jointly.
very informative. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Informative video, thanks. If I wanted to do an installment sale with cryptocurrency do you know if that would be possible (since they are not securities) and how I would do it?
If it is, would I be able to sell everything at one point and then take that value in installments each year, or would it have to be sold in chunks each year?
We haven’t seen much use of the installment strategy as the Charitable Trust structure has been modeled out to provide better outcomes. That being the case, we would be happy to work on this strategy to spread out the capital gain over multiple tax years. BEWARE: a MONETIZED installment sale is a listed transaction. www.irs.gov/newsroom/treasury-and-irs-issue-proposed-regulations-identifying-certain-monetized-installment-sales-as-listed-transactions (This is NOT legal advice, or any other kind of advice. It's just information.)
nm is bad state to live in for taxes. forget how low property taxes are. look at the state taxes and capital gains taxes. i was going to move there until i found out that i was going to have to pay 60 thousand dollars just on a capital gains tax that i have to pay soon when i sell some of my stocks etc... so now im going to move to a state that has no state tax or capital gains tax. these types of things are killing that state and people with money wont move there.
Patrick, you should check out our recent video in retiring in CA!: ua-cam.com/video/WyKHDIXA7wE/v-deo.html