Homeowners selling their main home can exclude up to $250,000 ($500,000 joint) in capital gains if they meet IRS ownership…
Depreciation lets U.S. business owners and immigrants deduct costs of tangible property used for income over years. Capital expenditures require…
Section 1031 updates in 2025 expand property eligibility, add a $5 million gain deferral limit, and tighten IRS reporting with…
Under IRS rules, losses on property sales between related parties like family members are nondeductible. Taxpayers must identify related parties,…
Immigrants selling property in the U.S. must understand installment sales, adjusted basis, and depreciation recapture. Proper documentation and filing IRS…
Involuntary conversion is a property loss event treated as a sale by the IRS with special tax relief rules. Homeowners…
Taxpayers owning stocks or bonds that become completely worthless can claim a loss using IRS Form 8949 and Schedule D.…
Owners converting personal property to business or rental use must follow IRS rules. Depreciation basis equals the lower of market…
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