We'll also assume that up until 2012, the condo was the only property owned and the only property that could be
declared as a principal residence.
Not exact matches
There are nuances related to real estate like whether or not a property might qualify
as a
principal residence, whether a capital gains exemption was
declared in 1994 if you inherited prior to that and so on that you also need to consider.
Finally, you could shelter some or all of the profit by
declaring the cottage
as your
principal residence.
The capital gain of $ 60,000 is multiplied by this number and then divided by a ten - year ownership period (assuming you've already
declared a different property
as your
principal residence for 2006).
Would
declaring the cottage
as her
principal residence help?