Personal Residence Sale – History of Law

A taxpayer’s principal residence is a capital asset. Upon the sale of a principal residence, the taxpayer realizes capital gain or loss. However, no loss is recognized, because a residence is personal in nature. In the case of a sale that produces gain, the Code, as amended by the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, provides an […]

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Required Minimum Distributions RMD

HEIR HAZARDS when INHERITING an IRA RMD (Required Minimum Distribtutions) are required when the owner turns 70 1/2 years old. NON-SPOUSE beneficiaries can ‘stretch’ the regular inherited IRA over their own life expentancy but must start the RMD the year following the death of the owner. While ROTH IRA owners never are required to distribute RMD, NON-SPOUSE beneficiaries must.  Those withdrawls are […]

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