I want to sell my rental property which had appreciated well enough to payoff my primary home mortgage. Any pointers on how the tax on appreciation is calculated taking into considering the passive activity loss over the years and depreciation recapture? I read somewhere that depreciation recapture tax will be based on my ordinary income tax bracket. Will that be the case even if the depreciation never reduced my ordinary income tax in previous years (due to income limits) and just got added to the passive activity loss?
I want to sell my rental property which had appreciated well enough to payoff my primary home mortgage. Any pointers on how the tax on appreciation is calculated taking into considering the passive activity loss over the years and depreciation recapture? I read somewhere that depreciation recapture tax will be based on my ordinary income tax bracket. Will that be the case even if the depreciation never reduced my ordinary income tax in previous years (due to income limits) and just got added to the passive activity loss?
Thanks
Sattir
Recapture will be taxed at the max 25% or lower depending on your tax bracket.
Your suspended losses will decrease your gain when you sell the house. Meaning the losses there were suspended under PAL will be released so you can benefit from it.