If you sell your home at a significant profit (gain), some or all of that gain could be taxable. However, in most cases, if the home you sold counts as your main home, the first $250,000 of gain is not taxableâ$500,000 if you are married and filing jointly.If you sell your home at a loss, the money you receive is not taxable.However, you cannot deduct the loss from other income. This publication will show you how to determine if you have a gain or loss, how much of that gain is taxable (if any), and how to report your transaction correctly.owever, in most cases, if the home you sold counts as your main home, the first $250,000 of gain is not taxableâ$500,000 if you are married and filing jointly. If you sell your home at a loss, the money you receive is not taxable.
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