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3. I think the range is from 0 to 20%

Mon Oct 3, 2022, 04:01 PM

Oct 2022

Not sure of income levels.
Either check it out online or call a tax adviser, who will of course want to charge you.

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Can anyone recommend an online tax advisor? [View all] wryter2000 Oct 2022 OP

Are you married? SCantiGOP Oct 2022 #1

Single wryter2000 Oct 2022 #2

I think the range is from 0 to 20% SCantiGOP Oct 2022 #3

I think it also depends on whatever your total income is nitpicker Oct 2022 #4

Right wryter2000 Oct 2022 #6

I am going to list some of the details IbogaProject Oct 2022 #5

Thanks wryter2000 Oct 2022 #7

What did you pay for your house bottomofthehill Oct 2022 #8

Yes, I lived there for 25 years wryter2000 Oct 2022 #9

If you paid $295000 and sold for $395000 bottomofthehill Oct 2022 #10

Thanks wryter2000 Oct 2022 #11

Is not an official number but bottomofthehill Oct 2022 #12