Are there special rules for the principal residence exemption for non-residents?

Allan Madan, CA

Dec 13, 2013

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Yes, the principal residence exemption will be adjusted based on the amount of time one is a non-resident. If an individual is a non-resident for the entire year, the individual will not be entitled to the principal residence exemption.

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