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It's there from a long time. For some it's kink,gives thrill. For some it's genuine connection. But generally speaking, it's elites that are bent on race mixing of whites and blacks. The central idea is that European identity was detrimental to their power structure as evidenced from world wars 1&2, as they stem from European ethnic identity of Germanic race and other western Europeans. Mixing would dilute that down. Elites are white looking but they themselves are very inbred people with specific lineages and ✡️ -
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ee vishayam copilot ki kuda seppu...papam thappu chepthundi The IRS does not allow a 1031 exchange for a primary residence. However, there are exceptions and strategies that can be employed to defer capital gains taxes on a primary residence. Here are some key points to consider: Primary Residence Exclusion: Under Section 121, you can exclude up to $250,000 in capital gains ($500,000 if married filing jointly) when you sell a primary residence if you’ve lived in it for at least two of the last five years. Converting to Rental: You can convert your primary residence into a rental property and then use a 1031 exchange to defer capital gains taxes. This requires establishing investment intent by renting the property for at least 12–24 months. Documentation: Keep thorough records showing the property was rented, including lease agreements, rental income, and advertising efforts. Section 1031: If you’ve lived in the property at least 2 out of the past 5 years before selling, you can claim the capital gains exclusion on the portion of the home used as a primary residence. -
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