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Capital gain tax exclusion after property transfer to LLC
I have lived in primary residence for just over 2 years and rented it for another 2 years. When I started to rent out, I moved my property to LLC using general warranty deed, and now I'm planning to sell my home as I have lived in house for 2 years of last 5 years. If I sell the home via LLC, will I qualify for the capital gain tax exclusion as lived in it for two years before transferring it to LLC. Do you have to transfer it back to my name?
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Assuming that you did not contribute that property to a partnership or other and yes it would still qualify as the LLC is considered a disregarded entity. You are the beneficiary of the LLC.