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Re: capital gains taxIn Reply to: capital gains tax posted by Joe on May 21, 2003 at 9:58 PM : If I buy a house and live in it less than two years, I'm normally subject to capital gains tax. But, if I sell to move into another primary residence, is there some type of tax law that allows me to do this without any tax penalties? Joe, the answer to your question is NO. If it were income property or property held for investment (not personal residences) you could do a 1031 exchange for like kind property. I believe Sean may be thinking of the way things were before the Tax Reform Act of 1997. Look at the bright side, your tax dollars will be contributing to homeland security.
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