No. Also, the person buying should require you to be on & sign the deed as Grantor; otherwise, they are only buying her share. However, you could gift your share to your daughter & thus avoid capital gains tax. This might affect your lifetime exemption amount, so see an estate planning attorney for that.
Assuming the children did not pay for the property (whether in cash, goods, services, assumption of debt), capital gains tax does not apply. Gift tax may apply. However, when the property is sold, the children may owe a capital gains tax.
You should consult an attorney. My experience would indicate that until the child reaches the age of majority, the child can do nothing more than complicate your title. Answer Where are you from? Just because i am unsure how titles on a home could ever change having to pay capital gains tax.... In Australia each person has a "main residence" home which no capital gains tax would be paid if it was sold for a profit. If they owned more than one house then the others would be subject to capital gains. Primary residences are basically exempt from tax on gain at sale...agreeably with considerations like replacement within 2 years and age of seller and having taken a 1 time break before. And even without that, why you thing having 2, or 20 names on the title would change the amount of tax due 9it wouldn't, just how many people are responsible for it), I don't follow.
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I'm not an attorney, and you should get professional advice. But from my reading, you might owe a capital gains tax on any increased value of the house from the time of its purchase by the person from whom you inherited it. This would be true if you got the house through a Will. However, if that person created a trust and put the title of the house in the name of the trust, you do not owe capital gains tax on any past increase in value.
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she would have to sign a form at the title agency.
BC is the capital for provinces, and as for cities, Vancouver holds that title.
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