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Selling Your Home: What to Know Before You Assume It’s Tax-Free
Understanding the Common §121 “Gotchas” When people sell their home, there’s often an assumption that the gain is automatically tax-free. In many cases, that’s true. But once you start layering in real-life situations like moving, renting, or working from home, the rules become more nuanced. There are a few key areas that tend to come into play: The basic home sale exclusion rules under IRC §121 Periods where the home was not used as a primary residence Renting part or all of
Clarity Tax
Apr 294 min read


Why You (Usually) Shouldn’t Hold Real Estate in an S Corporation
From time to time, we hear a version of the same question: “Should I put my rental properties into an S Corporation to save on taxes?” We appreciate clients asking the question (especially before doing it!). S Corporations are often associated with tax efficiency, particularly when it comes to reducing self-employment taxes. For business owners who generate active income, that association can be valid. The issue is that rental real estate does not operate under the same rules
Clarity Tax
Apr 234 min read
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