
New York Administrative Law Judge Approves “Drop-and-Swap” At Closing
The New York Division of Tax Appeals issued a favorable opinion confirming that “at-closing drop-and-swap” transactions can qualify for Section 1031 nonrecognition.
Read moreThe New York Division of Tax Appeals issued a favorable opinion confirming that “at-closing drop-and-swap” transactions can qualify for Section 1031 nonrecognition.
Read moreDid you know? A 1031 Exchange can allow the taxpayer to sell the farmland and purchase other types of investments.
Read moreOften, Reverse Exchanges seem like a great way to avoid the biggest pitfalls of the 1031 Exchange, but there are some hurdles you need to know about.
Read moreAs a Qualified Intermediary (QI), we get a lot of questions about 1031 Exchanges. Here are the FIVE most common misconceptions of 1031 Exchanges.
Read moreDid you do a 1031 Exchange in 2024 that you need to report? If so, you will be filling out an additional tax form for the year.
Read moreNow that we made it through January and the groundhog saw his shadow, let's review some market trends we are seeing across the country in the 1031 Exchange world.
Read moreIf an investor closes on the relinquished property between October 18 and December 31, 2024, the timelines are shortened.
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