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    A Taxpayer Sells Her Principal Residence of Five Years and Qualifies
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A Taxpayer Sells Her Principal Residence of Five Years and Qualifies

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A taxpayer sells her principal residence of five years and qualifies to exclude her full $100,000 gain.The taxpayer must report this excluded gain on her tax return for the year of sale.

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