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When you rent your home, you have depreciation calculated for the entire time it is a rental property. Whether you take it as an expense each year or not, that amount is recaptured at the time of sale and reduces your basis. If your cost was $200,000 and you have $30,000 of depreciation, your basis is $170,000.
When you rent your home, you have depreciation calculated for the entire time it is a rental property. Whether you take it as an expense each year or not, that amount is recaptured at the time of sale and reduces your basis. If your cost was $200,000 and you have $30,000 of depreciation, your basis is $170,000.
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