SANTA CRUZ and SILICON VALLEY

Everything you ever wanted to know about IRC 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges:

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These documents are provided by Investment Property Exchange Services, Inc. (a subsidiary of Fidelity National Financial, Inc.), a nationwide third-party Qualified Intermediary for IRC 1031 exchanges for more than two decades. The information was prepared by attorneys and 1031 exchange professionals to help sellers and buyers of investment real estate understand and utilize the Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 tax regulations which define and control this means of deferring capital gains tax on certain types of investment transactions.

The Tax Deferred Exchange
Exchange Terminology
1031 Do's and Don'ts
1031 Qualified Property
Like-Kind and Foreign Property
Delayed Exchange Deadlines
Vesting Issues
Tax Season Issues
Boot
Safe Harbor Limitations
Exchange Closing Costs
Disqualified Party Issues and Your Attorney as Accomodator
Related Party Issues

Delayed Exchanges
Simultaneous Exchanges
Build-to-Suit Exchanges
How to Initiate a Build-to-Suit Exchange
Reverse Exchanges
How to Initiate a Reverse Exchange
Mixed Property Exchanges and Other Interests
Personal Property Exchanges
Installment Land Sales Contracts
Seller Financing and Exchanges
Refinancing Issues
Partnership, LLC & REIT Issues
Property Held for Resale
Multiple Asset Exchanges
Tenancy in Common Interest

Role of the Qualified Intermediary
Assurances of Investment Property Exchange Services, Inc.
Non-Tax Reasons to Exchange
Initiating an Exchange
Exchange Addendum
Estimating the Capital Gain Tax
Impact of Depreciation Recapture on Exchanges
 
 

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