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    Nov 18, 2009, 02:36 PM
    Taxes on House
    My Father-in-law just passed a few months ago and my mother-in-law has to sell the house. We were told that she would get a tax credit or tax exempt if she sold the house with-in one year of his passing. Is this true.

    Also she would like to give each of her son money after the sell I know it use to be $10,000 tax free but now I hear it might be $12,000. Could you let me know thanks.
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    Nov 19, 2009, 10:52 AM
    More than likely, the sale will be tax-exempt whether she files within one year or not, as the exemption amount for a single person is $250,000 of the PROFIT on the sale.

    The exemption for gifts is $13,000 per giver to each giftee for 2009.

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