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The 2022/2023 capital gains tax rate is 15% for most people with the current Capital Gains Exclusion on the sale of the primary residence currently allowing for a $250,000 individual exclusion.
Married couples are allowed a $500,000 marital exclusion.

As long as you've lived there for two out of the last five years before selling or meet one of the IRS exceptions to that rule.

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[chita]

I inherited a house many years ago at a base of $100.000. If I gift it to my daughter at a base now worth $500.000 and she makes it her personal home for 2 years and then sells it for $500.000 does she have to pay capital gains or is there any tax implications to either me or her?

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Thanks for the video and the calculator. I have a question .... is the long term capital gain included in your income to determine the rate you are paying? In your example for the more expensive home the pre-tax capital gain is $586, 000. If that were added to one's regular income that would put one in the 20 percent rate no matter what the filing status is. Thanks!

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