Why cutting capital gains tax on home sales wouldn't solve the country's housing issues
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最新报道：Reducing capital gains taxes on home sales may not address core housing affordability issues, according to economists. While proponents argue lower taxes could incentivize more sales and increase supply, critics note it primarily benefits higher-income sellers rather than first-time buyers. The current U.S. system already exempts $250,000 ($500,000 for couples) in home sale profits from taxes if ownership exceeds two years. Experts suggest alternative solutions like zoning reforms and construction subsidies would more effectively boost affordable housing inventory. The debate continues as policymakers weigh tax cuts against broader housing market interventions.
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