Is the law clear on what are exempt versu.nonexempt money is?
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Is the law clear on what are exempt versu.nonexempt money is?
For example, are the expenses associated with keeping up a house (utilities, insurance, etc.) nonexempt versus exempt when the house is sold?
Asked on April 14, 2013 under Estate Planning, Oregon
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Victor Waid / Law Office of Victor Waid
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Your question should be doirected to a CPA who hax tax experience regarding an estate as to whether expenses are exempt or not when a house is sold.
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