Capital Gains Calculator
This Calculator allows you to determine an estimated capital gains tax due on the sale of your principal residence. Generally, the current federal law limits on how much profit you can make on the sale of your principal residence (that you have held for at least two(2) years) before you pay capital gain tax is $500,000 for married couple and $250,000 for a single homeowner. However, if you are moving due to job relocation, a change in health, or some other unforeseen circumstance, you may be eligible for partial exclusion even if you have owned the home for less than two(2) years. There are some limits. There are many exclusions which could affect your results and each individual's tax situation is different. Therefore these results can not be relied upon for tax purposes or advice. You should consult your tax advisor before entering into any agreement or transaction that may affect your tax liability. Any representation either implied or explicit that tax advice is contained herein is expressly denied

Purchase Price
Improvements
Sales Price
Federal Tax Bracket
State and Local Tax Rate
Time Held
Principal Residence for at least two(2) of the last five(5) years
Marital Status

  

Results:
Gain on Home Sale
Automatic Exemption
Tax Free Gain
Total Capital Gain Tax Due
Total Net Gain

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