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Year-End Exchanges
Exchanges that start in one tax year and end in a subsequent tax year are sometimes called Year-End Exchanges. An exchange must be reported on the tax return for the year in which your relinquished property was sold; if the relinquished property in your exchange was...
read moreReporting Your 1031 Exchange
You’ve just completed a §1031 exchange – you closed on a good replacement property (or two), used all the funds in your escrow account, and believe your capital gains taxes on the sale of your original investment property will now be fully deferred! You’re...
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1031 Course on Basics of 1031 Exchanges
read moreWhat is Cash Boot in a 1031 Exchange?
Don’t Get the Boot! Learn about Rules of Thumb for 1031 Exchanges
read moreWhat you need to know about the Federation of Exchange Accommodators (FEA)
Information for this article was obtained by citing the Federation of Exchange Accommodators website The Exchange Authority is a proud member of the Federation of Exchange Accommodators (FEA). The FEA is a national trade association for 1031 exchange activity. We at...
read moreMisconceptions about Exchanges!
People often fail to consider exchanges as an investment strategy because they are misinformed about the requirements of exchanging. However, once their misconceptions have been cleared up, property owners usually find that IRC §1031 is worth considering. Here are a...
read moreAdvantages and Disadvantage of Exchanging
The primary advantage of an exchange is that the taxpayer may dispose of property without incurring any immediate tax liability. This allows the taxpayer to keep the power of the deferred tax dollars working for in another investment. In effect, this money can be...
read moreHolding Period for 1031 Exchanges
Holding Period – How Long is Long Enough? There is no hard and fast rule as to the length of time that a replacement property must be used for investment purposes following an exchange before it can be converted from investment use to personal use. Nor is there a...
read morePersonal Residences and Vacation Homes for use as 1031 Exchanges
Both the relinquished and purchased property must be held for investment or trade or business purposes. Thus, personal residences generally do not qualify. In certain circumstances, it is possible to convert a personal residence or vacation home into an investment...
read moreIRS 1031 Exchanges-unravelling the mystery!
IRS 1031 Exchanges—unraveling the mystery! The Exchange Business has gone through a resurgence in the last 3-5 years. In the early days, only those people with big money, commercial properties, or trusts engaged in the exchange business. Fortunately, the trend has...
read more180-Day Rule
In a 1031 Exchange, all investors must adhere to the 180-Day rule, regardless of the type of exchange. Read more about what is required.
read more1031 Like Kind Exchanges
1031 Like Kind Exchanges are fun and can feature boats, artwork and even race horses. Learn about the variety of 1031 Exchanges available.
read moreBenefits of 1031 Exchanges
Read about the advantages of 1031 Exchanges and why they continue to be one of the most popular vehicles for deferring capital gain taxes.
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