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rick5354
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If we bought a rental property for $420k and sell it for $520k, what is the amount that would be taxable for capital gains? We would like to income split and are retired

Our individual retirement income is also equal. One is not higher than the other.

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If we bought a rental property for $420k and sell it for $520k, what is the amount that would be taxable for capital gains? We would like to income split and are retired

If the profit is $100,000 you would each pay tax on $50,000 assuming there are no other adjustments, in which case, it would be somewhat less.

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If we bought a rental property for $420k and sell it for $520k, what is the amount that would be taxable for capital gains? We would like to income split and are retired

If the profit is $100,000 you would each pay tax on $50,000 assuming there are no other adjustments, in which case, it would be somewhat less.

rick5354
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If we bought a rental property for $420k and sell it for $520k, what is the amount that would be taxable for capital gains? We would like to income split and are retired

Thank you. So effectively, we are paying tax on 50% of the profit, not 100% of the profit?

If we bought a rental property for $420k and sell it for $520k, what is the amount that would be taxable for capital gains? We would like to income split and are retired

To clarify, you would each report capital gains of $50,000.  The actual taxable amount would be $25,000 each added to your taxable income on each of your returns.
rick5354
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If we bought a rental property for $420k and sell it for $520k, what is the amount that would be taxable for capital gains? We would like to income split and are retired

Great, thanks for the clarification.