If we just sold a vacation home and will be paying capital gains for 2017, do we need to pay now? Will we be penalized for waiting till tax time next year?
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PaulaM
Employee Tax Expert
Jun 3, 2019 12:17:49 PM
If you sold the vacation home in 2016, then any capital gains would be included in the 2016 tax year. If you just sold you vacation home this year (2017), then they are reported next year for 2017 tax return.