If your client sells the rental property and wants to reinvest the proceeds from the sale into another investment real estate that is of equal or greater value, they may be able to take advantage of a 1031 exchange. This strategy would enable the client to defer paying taxes (i.e., ...
transfer of property, royalty income, rental income and other income 16 – Allowable deductions 16 • Tax filing and payment 16 • Annual IIT self reporting requirement 16 Other taxes • Value-added tax (“VAT”) 17 • Business tax 18 • Consumption tax 18 • Urban construction and...
The tax-free exchange of similar assets, such as real estate for real estate. The tax on profit accrued in the first property is deferred until the subsequent property is sold. Limited partnerships A partnership investment—in real estate and oil and gas, for example—that passes on both prof...
What happens if I exchange or return an item once the sales tax holiday has ended? No tax is due even if the exchange is made after the holiday. You will not be subject to the tax retroactively. What do I do if I find that I was charged sales tax on an eligible item purchased dur...
Using a 1031 exchange doesn’t remove your obligation to pay capital gains tax on your profits. It simply defers it to a later date, when you sell the replacement property. But you can keep kicking the proverbial can down the road indefinitely. Say you buy a small rental property that ge...
expense claiming when the IRS audited that the deduction was not to purchase real estate but to be “relieve them of an important rental obligation” which could accurately be measured by the difference between the fair value of the real estate and what Cleveland paid to purchase the property....
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1031 Like-Kind Exchange, 721 Exchange Selling Your Rental Property, Buying Out Your Partner This book is written with the general rental property in mind. Too many resources tell you the general rule but don’t bother to back it up with Internal Revenue Code, Treasury Regulations and Tax Cour...
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Rental property owners can deduct the costs of owning, maintaining, and operating the property. Most residential rental property is depreciated at a rate of 3.636% per year for 27.5 years—what the IRS considers the property's "useful life."1 Only the value of the buildings can be depreciated...