A partnership continues to exist until it is terminated. Before the Job Cuts and Tax Act, there were two ways that a partnership could be terminated. First, if no part of the business was carried on by any of its partners and second, if there was a transfer of 50% or...
Tax Reform is behind us and we are happy to report that Section 1031 remains in the Tax Code. Now that investors and businesses have seen the details of the tax legislation, interest in structuring real estate transactions as 1031 tax deferred exchanges has seen great...
Be sure to read our current 1031 Exchange Trends for 2022. And read past trends 1031 Exchange Trends for 2021, 1031 Exchange Trends for 2020, 1031 Exchange Trends 2019, 1031 Exchange Trends for 2017 and 1031 Exchange Trends for 2016. 1031 Updates & Trends...
To keep your holiday season merry and bright, here are key 1031 updates and reminders: How Did 1031 Fare in Tax Reform? It’s official. The tax reform bill was passed in Congress and will become law effective 2018 once signed by the President. The very good news is...
The Senate released a “conceptual” draft of its Tax Reform bill last evening. Like the House bill, the Senate proposal retains Section 1031 Like-Kind exchanges, in present form, for real estate assets only. It repeals Section 1031 for tangible and intangible...
By Nathan J. Richman, Nov. 7, 2017 “The limitation on like-kind exchanges proposed in the House Republicans’ tax reform bill raises several mismatch questions when compared to the temporary expensing provision regarding timing and property classification,...
Today (November 2, 2017), Congress released the draft tax reform bill. The “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” preserves a crucial benefit for real-estate investors – the ability to make tax deferred like-kind exchanges for real estate under IRC Section 1031. The bill would...
