Legal post 397. Tax exemption for the sale of habitual dwelling
Monday, November 22, 2010 @ 1:17 PM
An answer to a EOS member today:
Dear Anne:
Your answer:
You need to be a resident.
Capitals gain on the sale of habitual residency are exempt for:
- people older than 65 years old
- people under serious dependency
in cases where the house is sold for money or in exchange of a temporary or permanent monthly payment or pension.
House needs to have been the habitual dwelling for the last two years before the transmission.
Best regards,
Maria

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