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Tax Relief for Victims in Disaster SituationsRequirements for Postponement of 1031 Exchange Time PeriodsSpecial tax law provisions may help taxpayers recover financially from the impact of a disaster such as a flood, hurricane, tornado, wildfire or certain other natural disasters or catastrophic events, particularly when the federal government declares a location to be a Presidentially-declared disaster area often referred to as a federally-declared disaster. If the IRS releases an official notice, then Section 17 of Revenue Procedure 2007-56 provides extensions of certain time deadlines in a 1031 exchange. Read More » |
The U.S. States People Are Fleeing (And The Ones They Are Moving To)Each year families pack up their belongings and move to a new home, sometimes out of state. Tracking where they go—and where they’re leaving from—paints an interesting picture of U.S. migration…Read More » |
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1031 Like-Kind Property: Does Federal or State Tax Law Control?
Like-Kind Property: Does Federal or State Tax Law Control? The Internal Revenue Service’s Chief Counsel Advice (CCA) #201238027 addresses the issue of whether state law characterizations of property as real or personal are determinative of [...]
When to Pay the Piper (and how much will he charge)? & 1031 Exchange Updates
When to Pay the Piper (and how much will he charge)? By Jon Christianson, Esq., JD, LLM Tax Tax rates on capital gains are scheduled to increase in 2013 if Congress fails to extend the [...]
New 3.8 Percent Tax and the Impact on Real Estate Investors
New 3.8 Percent Medicare Tax With potential tax increases looming on the horizon, the value of tax deferral mechanisms, such as Section 1031 exchanges, have never been greater. One example of a potential tax increase [...]
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