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  • Losses from Selling a Home

    Losses from home sales cannot be deducted. Business or rental property is subject to different rules. You can take extra deductions by staying in the home and converting part of it to business or rental use. When you sell your home, you can claim a business loss if the property declines in value below its current tax basis, but only on the portion of property that is actually used for business or rental purposes.