Reporting your 1031 Exchange to the IRS
Did you do a 1031 Exchange in 2021 that you need to report? If so, you will be filling out an additional tax form for the year.
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Did you do a 1031 Exchange in 2021 that you need to report? If so, you will be filling out an additional tax form for the year.
Read moreThe first thing an investor must understand is that simply holding a property with the expectation of gain does not establish their intent to hold for investment purposes.
Read moreHere are a few things to remember when you have a 1031 Exchange that straddles 2 tax years.
Read moreIRC 1031 requires that the same taxpayer that relinquishes property must acquire the replacement property. This requirement is in place to maintain a continuity of tax. But, this requirement does not mean that the same name that held title on the relinquished property must be the name on the replacement property.
Read moreRelated party exchanges are when a taxpayer does a 1031 Exchange with a person or entity that is related per the tax code.
Read moreAs we approach the end of the year, it is a good time to review some of the common pitfalls that we see as a Qualified Intermediary. We recommend that you avoid these common mistakes.
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