Starting an Exchange Late in the Year?
A 1031 exchange is reported on the tax return for the tax year in which the exchange begins, i.e. the tax year the relinquished property is transferred, using IRS Form 8824.
A 1031 exchange is reported on the tax return for the tax year in which the exchange begins, i.e. the tax year the relinquished property is transferred, using IRS Form 8824.
A 721 Exchange allows an investor to exchange Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) and other real property ownership into Operating Partnership Units of a REIT on a tax-deferred basis.
A 721 Exchange allows an investor to exchange Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) and other real property ownership into Operating Partnership Units of a REIT on a tax-deferred basis.
A question taxpayers frequently ask is “What expenses can be deducted from the 1031 exchange proceeds without resulting in a tax consequence?”
When a partnership is selling property and some of the partners want to cash out and others want to reinvest, it can create complications with a 1031 exchange.
A DST used in an IRC §1031 exchange offers significant advantages! Read on to see how investors preserve the equity they have earned in real estate.
A DST used in an IRC §1031 exchange offers significant advantages! Read on to see how investors preserve the equity they have earned in real estate.
A DST used in an IRC §1031 exchange offers significant advantages! Read on to see how investors preserve the equity they have earned in real estate.
A DST used in an IRC §1031 exchange offers significant advantages! Read on to see how investors preserve the equity they have earned in real estate.
A DST used in an IRC §1031 exchange offers significant advantages! Read on to see how investors preserve the equity they have earned in real estate.
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