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    Sale of Residence

    TP in nursing home, sold personal residence. Contract signed before death; however, TP died and closing occurred after death. Assuming home gets stepped-up basis to heirs? Big money involved here between 125 exclusion allowed to TP and stepped-up basis to heirs.

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    Originally posted by Burke View Post
    TP in nursing home, sold personal residence. Contract signed before death; however, TP died and closing occurred after death. Assuming home gets stepped-up basis to heirs? Big money involved here between 125 exclusion allowed to TP and stepped-up basis to heirs.
    Look at Rev Ruling 82-1 (and Rev Ruling 78-32 which is referenced) - they might answer your question but not the way you want it.

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      #3
      $250k

      It seems the sale is taxable to the decedent. You seemed to indicate the exclusion would be 125 bu tin fact it is $250,000.

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        #4
        No, I meant Sect 125 exclusion. Sorry. Tks for Rev Rulings, I will review.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Burke View Post
          No, I meant Sect 121 exclusion. Sorry. Tks for Rev Rulings, I will review.
          Typos are ugly

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            #6
            Originally posted by New York Enrolled Agent View Post
            Typos are ugly
            Thanks for the comeuppance. Yes, it was a typo -- or a brain lapse, more likely. (And I used to be so good with numbers.....)

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              #7
              Well, here is a fine kettle of fish. Relayed info to TP/Client and they have already distributed all the money to multiple beneficiaries without any retention for taxes. (This is why attorneys usually hold real estate sales in escrow for a year.)
              Last edited by Burke; 10-21-2013, 04:30 PM.

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