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did you report the sale on schedule D showing sales price as $350,000 and cost basis of $300,000 and then did you take the home sale exclusion. the IRS is not obligated to review documents submitted in lieu of official forms. there are two rules to be eligible for the home sale exclusion. own it for any two years out of the 5 years before sale. occupy the house for 2 years out of 5 years before sale. from your thread, you presented the IRS no evidence that you occupied it for the 2 years.
you may want to pay to get a pro involved. wait too long and you could lose any chance to appeal.
