The exchange period begins on the date you transfer the relinquished property and ends after 180 days or earlier if tax returns for the taxable year in which the transfer occurred are submitted before those 180 days. This means you get 180 days from the date of the sale of your old (relin...
A 1031 exchange can be a work of artPresents real estate exchanges as a way to defer taxes. Details of exchange; Functions of real estate; Option to combine an Internal Revenue Code 1031 with IRC ...
Pros and Cons of the 1031 Exchange: Swapping real estate in retirement funds can spare your clients a tax burden_if done right.O'Hara, Neil
The Good, the Bad, and the 1031 Exchange: Deferring Capital Gains Taxes on Property Sales Can Have Unforeseen ConsequencesPrix de ventes des boisForêts publiquesAnalyse[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] RELATIONSHIP BANKING HAS never been more in vogue than in the......
Professionals in the real estate industry can benefit from being aware of the role of the Qualified Intermediary in 1031 exchanges in order to avoid invalidating their client's exchange and thus causing their client a large and unnecessary tax bill.By Patrick Harrigan...
This handy guide offers detailed, step-by-step advice on using the 1031 Exchange--and much more:* How the capital gains tax works* Other little-known real estate loopholes* Creative real estate financing techniques* Advanced elements of tax-free exchanges* Terms and concepts you need to know*...
section 1031qualified intermediarylike-kind exchangeSection 1031 exchanges are ubiquitous, but, all too often, foot faults by attorneys working on real estate transactions deprive exchangers of the tax benefits tSocial Science Electronic Publishing
Twenty Things Real Estate Attorneys Can Do to Not Mess Up a Section 1031 Exchange (Part 2: Items 11–20)The article linked below is the second installment of a two-part article identifying issues that can mess up section 1031 exchanges. The article addresses topicSocial Science Electronic ...