A significant gain from a land sale may increase the cost of Medicare Part B in the subsequent tax year. Can the estimated increase in cost be included as a "direct cost of selling"?
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No, your estimated increase in Medicare Part B premiums cannot be included as a "direct cost of selling" a piece of property.
Your Medicare premiums have no direct connection with your gain(loss) on the sale of land, nor would anything else unrelated to the actual sale of the land. While your Medicare premiums are affected by your total income, any gain on the sale of land is only one factor in your total income.
No, your estimated increase in Medicare Part B premiums cannot be included as a "direct cost of selling" a piece of property.
Your Medicare premiums have no direct connection with your gain(loss) on the sale of land, nor would anything else unrelated to the actual sale of the land. While your Medicare premiums are affected by your total income, any gain on the sale of land is only one factor in your total income.
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