New Bill Would Eliminate Federal Tax on Home Sales

New bill would eliminate federal tax on home sales

(The Center Square) – Real estate owners looking to sell their homes in the future may be able to avoid paying the federal capital gains tax if newly-introduced legislation passes.

Taxation Is Theft: Marjorie Taylor Greene Introduces Bill to End Cap Gains Tax on Home Sales

Marjorie Taylor Greene introduces a bill to eliminate capital gains tax on home sales.

7 Strategies for Real Estate Investors to Navigate Upcoming Tax Changes - Boston Real Estate Investors Association

Title: Navigating Upcoming Tax Changes: 7 Strategies for Real Estate Investors As the financial landscape continues to evolve, real estate investors must stay ahead of upcoming tax changes to protect and maximize their investments. With tax reforms frequently on the legislative docket, understanding potential implications and preparing to adapt is crucial. Below are seven strategies […] The post 7 Strategies for Real Estate Investors to Navigate…

New Bill Would Eliminate Federal Tax on Home Sales

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Real estate owners looking to sell their homes in the future may be able to avoid paying the federal capital gains tax if newly-introduced legislation passes. The No Tax on Home Sales Act, introduced Thursday by U.S. Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., would eliminate the federal capital gains tax on home sales if the home is the seller’s primary residence. This caveat would ensure that house flippers or real estate investors w…

NJ Realtors stand firm against tax hike on home sales

Despite opposition from across the state, a law increasing the tax on home sales — now called the Graduated Percent Fee — will take effect on July 10. New Jersey Realtors, the trade association representing the 55,000 Realtors in the state, stands firm in opposition to this tax increase. In late June, Governor Phil Murphy signed his final state budget, a record $58.8 billion, for the fiscal year 2026. It calls for $1.2 billion in tax/fee increas…

New Jersey Realtors Stand Firm Against Unnecessary Tax Hike on Home Sales

TRENTON, NJ. July 10, 2025 — Despite opposition from across the state, a law increasing the tax on home sales—now called the Graduated Percent Fee—goes into effect today, July 10. New Jersey Realtors, the trade association representing the 55,000 Realtors in the state, stands firm in opposition to this tax increase. The association has been engaged with the legislature since the idea was proposed earlier this year by Gov. Murphy, communicating h…