Discussion:Primary residence exclusion in divorce
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| + | Use of home after divorce. You are considered to have used property as your main home during any period when: | ||
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| + | Your spouse or former spouse is allowed to live in it under a divorce or separation instrument and uses it as his or her main home. | ||
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Discussion Forum Index --> Tax Questions --> Primary residence exclusion in divorce
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| Husband and wife divorce and continue to hold property together that wife continues to live. Six years later ex wife and ex husband sell property. Does ex husband still get the exemtion with the incidence to divorce rule? Thanks | |
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| never mind.. found answer in publication:
Use of home after divorce. You are considered to have used property as your main home during any period when: You owned it, and Your spouse or former spouse is allowed to live in it under a divorce or separation instrument and uses it as his or her main home. | |
