1031
Exchange
Internal Revenue Code 1031 has been in existence since 1928. This
section of the tax code establishes guidelines for the seller of real
property to reinvest in other “like kind” property without
paying capital gains tax. |
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are not tax attorneys and recommend you consult one but here
are some general rules. |
| 1. The
properties sold and acquired must be used for a trade, business
or for investment purposes. |
| 2. The
property to be acquired must be identified within 45 days of
the closing date of the property sold. |
| 3. The
property identified must then be acquired within 180 days of
the closing date of the property sold. |
4. Neither
the seller nor their agent can control the money. Qualified
Intermediaries, i.e. certain Title
Companies are used to receive, hold and disburse funds. |
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Once again 1031
Exchanges can be complex so see a tax attorney or seek other professional
help.
If you decide to pursue a tax free exchange consider farmland as a
replacement property. Farmland has an outstanding investment track
record without many of the headaches of what is considered conventional
real estate.
Land Property Associates has a large number of farmland investment
properties available for your tax free exchange.
Visit us at www.landproperty.com
for more information. |
Roy
Fischer (Broker) St. Louis (800) 871-0809 • Charles Dittmer
(Farm Manager) (816) 537-6095
7751 Carondelet, Suite 802, St. Louis, MO 63105 • Email info@1031farmland.com
with questions regarding this site.
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