I have a vehicle that if I sell it, it will be more than what I paid for it. If I sell it, and buy a new car within a certain time frame, do I still have to pay capital gain taxes? If I were to trade the vehicle in towards a new one would I? I don't believe so but I'm trying to see what my options are to avoid capital gains.
Thank you,
mcnally9250
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Like kind (Section 1031) exchanges were eliminated, except for real property, by tax reform (the TCJA).
As a result, the gain on the sale will have to be reported and recognized.
@fanfare wrote:
most people don't put their cars on the tax return.
Probably because most people do not sell personal-use cars for more than they paid for them. If they do, however, they need to report the (capital) gain on the transaction.
Like kind (Section 1031) exchanges were eliminated, except for real property, by tax reform (the TCJA).
As a result, the gain on the sale will have to be reported and recognized.
@fanfare wrote:
most people don't put their cars on the tax return.
Probably because most people do not sell personal-use cars for more than they paid for them. If they do, however, they need to report the (capital) gain on the transaction.
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