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taxes
I just sold my first flipping property I would like to know what's the porcentaje I have to pay to the irs thanks
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Reed Starkey Francisco Torres
Can't 1031 exchange a flipped property. Also, when flipping, the house will be treated as inventory and income will be considered earned income. So the advantageous 15% long term capital gain rate won't apply.
Additionally, you will need to budget for self employment taxes.
I agree with finding a solid CPA.