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Bill, a single taxpayer, sells his principal residence in the current year for $300,000. He bought the residence 20 years ago for $105,000 and has

Bill, a single taxpayer, sells his principal residence in the current year for $300,000. He bought the residence 20 years ago for $105,000 and has lived in it since.

What is the correct tax treatment for this gain?

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He has a realized gain of $195,000 but it is not recognized because it is excluded

He has a realized gain of $195,000 but he may defer recognition of that gain by purchasing a replacement home for at least $300,000.

none of the above

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