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Answers to Questions about Selling Your Home to Your S Corporation

February 25, 2022

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This powerful S corporation strategy makes sense when:

  • You want to convert your home to a rental property and realize the tax benefits of the exclusions, or
  • You need more time to sell your home to realize the $250,000 exclusion ($500,000 if filing a joint return)

This article answers two questions:

  1. We’re married and we want to sell our home to our S corporation to serve as a rental property. Can we be the renters?
  2. Your comments on selling our home to an S corporation leave out the discussion a potential and very important issue: shareholder basis. Can you explain this?

Yes, CLICK HERE to get the answers in my complete article…

“Answers to Questions about Selling
Your Home to Your S Corporation”

Filed Under: Capital Gains, Choice of entity, Corporations, Home, Rental Properties, Tax Planning

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