Ken and Laura, married and filing jointly, owned and lived in their home for ten years. In 2018, they sold their home at a long-term gain of $580,000. How much of the long-term gain can they exclude from income on their return?
$150,000
$250,000
$500,000
$550,000
Upto $500,000 in profits can be claimed as exemption from Long Term Gain if you file return as a married couple jointly. In this case profit is $ 580,000, hence they can exclude $500,000 of long term gain from their return as they are filing jointly.
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