WhyNot21
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The first one is what I posted about earlier. I just saw that they dropped the price $1k and a purchase is now pending. That's still about $3k more than I paid for my loaded up brand new '21.Holy wow!!!!
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The first one is what I posted about earlier. I just saw that they dropped the price $1k and a purchase is now pending. That's still about $3k more than I paid for my loaded up brand new '21.Holy wow!!!!
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I normally wouldn't respond to something like this but I really want to know. Is that a real thing in California or are you just being funny?How many of you detailing how you made a capital gain on your sale are declaring it as income on your tax return.
I'm just sayin.
Its federal https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc409I normally wouldn't respond to something like this but I really want to know. Is that a real thing in California or are you just being funny?
It is interesting that the last sentence in the very first paragraph, " Losses from the sale of personal-use property, such as your home or car, aren't tax deductible", only covers losses and not gains. It has been a while, but I was going to claim the profit I made on the sale of my personal car once and when my tax person reviewed it, she told me that since I am not in the business of selling cars I did not have to claim it. That may have changed since 1994, but I have never claimed it since that time.
Capital gains are taxed as regular income in California.
So, if you sell your car for less than you paid, do you qualify for a "capital loss"?Capital gains are taxed as regular income in California.

I will never live in California, but I will be more careful about posting my profits on public site in the future. I was in Seattle for 16 years and that was close enough to California. I am glad I'm out.Capital gains are taxed as regular income in California.
Keep your cards close to your chest.
I'm not sure what separates a car lot sale from a private sale. I assume it's a license or two.So, if you sell your car for less than you paid, do you qualify for a "capital loss"?![]()
Not sure how much of this is regional. I just did mine again. My sticker was 37K I paid 32K then add 2K sales tax. They’re offering me 32.6K as it is today.
No dealer inventory and no discounts per my dealer yesterday.
That’s ok, me and Natasha got a good thing going on.

how did the taxes work out here? did you trade in or buy with the cash?Better yet, you know you love something so much you sell it for a $4000 profit and the same weekend buy another one that is almost the same.
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