1031 Tax Exchange

A 1031 exchange is simply a method by which a real property owner disposes of one property and acquires another without having to pay any capital gains tax on the transaction. In an ordinary sale transaction, the property owner is taxed on any gain realized by the sale of the property. In an exchange, the tax on the exchange is deferred indefinitely.

1031 exchanges are authorized by Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code. Careful adherence to the requirements of Section 1031 is important in maintaining the tax-free status of the transaction. The sale of the relinquished property and the subsequent reinvestment in a replacement property can qualify as a trade or exchange by means of an exchange agreement and the services of a qualified intermediary. An intermediary can guide you through the IRS's regulations, making a 1031 exchange easy, inexpensive, and safe. You should also consider having your accountant and/or attorney review any real estate transaction.

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Intermediaries:

• Asset Preservation, Inc.
• B P & A Holdings, Inc.
• Chicago Deferred Exchange Corp.
• Chicago Deferred Exchange Corp. of California
• Fidelity National 1031 Exchange Services, Inc.
• First American Exchange Corp.
• Independent Exchange Services, Inc.
• Metro National Title Company
• Professional Exchange Accomodators, LLC
• Title West Exchange

Economic Reports:

• Chambers of Commerce
• Economic Benchmarks
• Hoover's Business Network