Legal Tip of the Week - Simple Capital Gains for Real Estate Transactions
Simple rules for South Carolina Transactions:
  • Federal § 121 Exclusion (Home Sale Exclusion): If the property is your primary residence and you meet the use and ownership tests (2 of last 5 years), you may exclude up to $250,000 (individual) or $500,000 (married filing jointly) of gain from federal taxable income. This helps reduce the gain that flows into your SC return.
  • Nonresident Withholding: If a nonresident sells real property in South Carolina, the buyer or the closing agent must withhold SC income tax (based on certain rules) up front, unless an exemption applies.
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Legal Tip of the Week - Simple Capital Gains for Real Estate Transactions
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