How to Ethically Reduce the Capital Gains Bite
infratherapist@yahoo.com on Oct 28th 2009
And for good reason; capital gains tax implications consequences can be serious – and costly. But there is an alternative to paying the tax at the time of the sale, by using the proceeds of the sale to buy a new “exchange” property.
The 1031 exchange tax is not eliminated in this transaction, it is deferred. However, this deferral could be a huge benefit. As with most IRS codes, this one has its complicating aspects, so work with a Qualified Intermediary to better understand how you can take advantage. In fact, in order to qualify for the tax benefit, you must work with a QI.
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