 A 1031 exchange can defer the capital gain taxes that are due when you sell property that has increased in value or been depreciated for tax purposes. These federal and state capital gain taxes can be costly. Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 can benefit you in several other ways. By deferring taxes, you have increased flexibility, leverage and buying power. Exchanges also allow you to change, diversify or consolidate your investment.
- Our experts consult with you on how to best structure your exchange — carefully calculating the very best outcome for you.
- We thoroughly and scrupulously document your exchange to meet all IRS requirements.
- We coordinate with your realtor, attorney, CPA and closing agent to properly complete the exchange.
- We keep everyone informed step by step throughout the process
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- 1031 Exchanges allow you to defer the capital gains tax due on the sale of investment property, but the IRS does have specific rules for the exchange...and you must follow the strict guidelines they set forth. You need to follow seven primary rules for your exchange to meet stringent IRS regulations. Click here for the 7 rules.*
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