Incorporating Your Business: A Step Towards Stability
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Did you sell property this year? Was it your principal residence? If so, complete form TP-274-V, Designation of Property as a Principal Residence, to avoid paying tax on all or part of your capital gain, and send it to us with your income tax return.
To designate your property as a principal residence, you must meet the following conditions:
To find out more about these and other conditions, see Designating a Property as a Principal Residence.
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