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1031 Tax Exchange One of the most complex, talked about, read about, and yet, misunderstood laws pertaining to the sale of real estate is the IRS code 1031 tax exchange. It is highly recommended that before you undertake such a transaction, a qualified real estate professional, tax attorney, or an escrow officer with 1031 tax exchange experience should be consulted. A qualified 1031 tax exchange usually involves third party participants who agree in principal to the deferment of taxable capital gains to a later date and meeting certain other conditions as set forth by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The standards prescribed for 1031 tax exchanges are listed below:
For reasons of proper taxation, the IRS takes a hard look at 1031 tax exchanges. There are advantages to the 1031 tax exchange as far as deferring tax liabilities, but there are also inherent disadvantages to this process. It is wise to understand tax laws and procedures before getting involved in such transactions, or as stated above, you should have someone else who is knowledgeable in the field of tax law guide you through the process.
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