If a couple who already divorced have the non-owning ex-spouse as the primary (or sole) resident of the house, then does that count as "2 out of the 5 previous years" when it comes to determining capital gains tax on the sale?
The following is from IRS Publication 523, page 5.
Separation or divorce. You can count a home as your residence during any period when ALL of the following are true.
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