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Like-Kind Exchanges are a Model for All Capital Gains

Americans for Tax Reform recently posted about the strengths of 1031 Exchanges and how in a perfect world, capital gains should be treated the same as like-kind exchanges: Like-kind exchanges, a provision existing under section 1031 of the tax code allows an investor...

1031 Tax Reform Update – June 2016

We at IPX1031® have been busy furthering the Section 1031 education and awareness campaign. Since the beginning of the year, our President, John Wunderlich, and our General Counsel, Suzanne Goldstein Baker, along with colleagues in the FEA (our industry association)...

GlobeSt.com Interviews Joe Cosenza on 1031 Repeal Issue

Could Proposed 1031 Changes Be Good For Joe Cosenza? by John Salustri GlobeSt.com May 31, 2016 Joe Cosenza of Inland Real Estate Group talks with GlobeSt.com Editor John Salustri about his opposition to a potential repeal of Section 1031 and the effects of repeal on...

Personal Property and Depreciation Recapture

What Changed for Personal Property Exchanges Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? Personal property exchanges were eliminated with the Tax Cut and Jobs Act that was signed into law on December 22, 2017, and took effect on January 1, 2018. Read about the impact the Tax Cut...

1031 Exchange Trends for 2016

Be sure to read our current 1031 Exchange Trends for 2024. And read past trends 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 1031 Exchange Updates & Impacts 2018, 1031 Exchange Trends for 2017, and 1031 Exchange Trends for 2016 1031 Trends January 2016 Nationally, there were a...

But I Already Paid the Taxes…

California Franchise Tax Withholding   What happens to California Franchise Tax Withholding when the Exchanger files a tax return, and pays tax, on a failed exchange while the Qualified Intermediary is still holding the exchange funds?     Example:...

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