“A Great Question Can Make All The Difference” Series – Do I Have To Pay Income Taxes If I Sell My House?

Slide titled “A Great Question Can Make All the Difference” Series. It features #6: Do I Have to Pay Income Taxes If I Sell My House? with a photo of a smiling woman. Below are her details: Tana Gildea, CFP®, CPA, CCFS, CDFA®, Principal at Homrich Berg.

In the next video of this series, Tana Gildea breaks down if you must pay income tax if you sell your house.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/qjF36x8zTW4

A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair smiles warmly. She is wearing a dark blue blouse and a matching beaded necklace. The background shows an out-of-focus cityscape through a large window.

Tana Gildea, CFP®, CPA, CCFS, CDFA®

Senior Wealth Advisor, Shareholder

Tana Gildea is a Shareholder who began her career as a financial advisor with a phone call out of the blue in 2005. At the time, she didn’t even know what a financial planner was but quickly realized that she had found her “next chapter” in life after staying at home with four young children and serving in various PTA, Girl Scout, and booster club leadership roles.

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