I have always wondered this –
Why doesn’t everyone in CA buy a house under a corporation, then sell the corporate stock to the new owner to sell the house.
Wouldn’t this avoid a property tax basis reset?
There has to be some trigger in the stock sale or something or this would be commonplace. Does anyone know ?
I have always wondered this –
Why doesn’t everyone in CA buy a house under a corporation, then sell the corporate stock to the new owner to sell the house.
Wouldn’t this avoid a property tax basis reset?
There has to be some trigger in the stock sale or something or this would be commonplace. Does anyone know ?
I have always wondered this –
Why doesn’t everyone in CA buy a house under a corporation, then sell the corporate stock to the new owner to sell the house.
Wouldn’t this avoid a property tax basis reset?
There has to be some trigger in the stock sale or something or this would be commonplace. Does anyone know ?
I have always wondered this –
Why doesn’t everyone in CA buy a house under a corporation, then sell the corporate stock to the new owner to sell the house.
Wouldn’t this avoid a property tax basis reset?
There has to be some trigger in the stock sale or something or this would be commonplace. Does anyone know ?
I have always wondered this –
Why doesn’t everyone in CA buy a house under a corporation, then sell the corporate stock to the new owner to sell the house.
Wouldn’t this avoid a property tax basis reset?
There has to be some trigger in the stock sale or something or this would be commonplace. Does anyone know ?