If your sisters were truly co-owners for years, their portion’s gain/loss will likely be different from yours — but if their names were only added for estate planning and your parents still retained beneficial ownership, all of you might qualify for the step-up.Long story short: the IRS cares about ownership intent, not just whose name was on the paper — and that distinction can make a big difference here.

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Your mom could transfer ownership into your name if she willing to let go of the property. 

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Hello,My name is Samir Kaouche, and I'm a French wholesaler based in France (EU).

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