Capital Gains Guides
How capital gains tax applies to Rhode Island property sales, and where a 1031 exchange fits into the decision to sell, defer, or exclude gain.
Capital Gains Guides
Capital Gains Tax on Investment Property
What Rhode Island investment property owners owe in capital gains tax at sale, how basis and holding period affect the number, and how deferral...
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Capital Gains Tax on Rental Property
How capital gains tax on rental property works for Rhode Island landlords, including depreciation recapture, state income tax exposure, and...
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Capital Gains When Selling a House
What Rhode Island homeowners actually owe in capital gains tax when selling a house, how the primary residence exclusion applies, and when it doesn't.
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Section 121 Primary Residence Exclusion
How the Section 121 primary residence exclusion works for Rhode Island homeowners, who qualifies, and where it stops applying to a property sale.
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Capital Gains Tax on a Second Home
Why a Rhode Island second home or vacation property doesn't get the primary residence exclusion, how rental use changes the tax picture, and what...
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Capital Gains Tax on Inherited Property
How the stepped-up basis rule lowers capital gains tax on inherited Rhode Island real estate, and what heirs owe when they sell.
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Depreciation Recapture Tax Explained
How depreciation recapture tax works on Rhode Island rental and commercial property sales, how the rate differs from capital gains, and how...
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How to Avoid Capital Gains Tax on Real Estate
Legal ways Rhode Island property owners reduce or defer capital gains tax on real estate, from holding period and basis planning to a 1031 exchange.
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