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IRS Issues Deadline Extensions for Like-Kind Exchanges
IRS issued Notice 2020-23 which provided extensions to Section 1031 exchange deadlines. This Notice extends any 45-day or 180-day deadlines that occur between April 1, 2020 and July 14, 2020 to July 15, 2020. Please note, this extension applies to all taxpayers with exchange deadlines within this timeframe. Previously with other extensions involving natural disasters, the IRS has provided for a longer 120-day extension period but relief was provided only to “affected” taxpayers. This relief is broader as it is being universally applied, and the extension date of July 15, 2020 is the same for everyone.
Please do not hesitate to call to discuss the impact of the extension on your current or upcoming exchange. Our hearts go out to everyone who has been impacted by this worldwide crisis.
Exchange Resources, Inc. — Your Key to a Successful 1031 Exchange
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Exchange Resources, Inc. (“ERI”) is one of the largest independent Qualified Intermediaries in the nation serving individual and institutional investors across the country and abroad.
CAPABILITIES
ERI has attorneys on staff who provide personalized attention to complex issues and are available to discuss exchange matters with investors’ tax and legal advisors.
FINANCIAL STRENGTH
ERI appreciates the paramount importance of securing investor funds. Therefore, ERI provides several layers of protection to secure its investors’ funds.
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ERI’s Financial Strength
ERI appreciates the paramount importance of securing investors funds and does so by maintaining:
▲ Fidelity bond insurance coverage
▲ Errors and omissions insurance coverage
▲ A separate bank account for each investor
A §1031 tax-deferred exchange
is a transaction which permits an investor to defer the payment of capital gains tax by “exchanging” investment property owned by an investor (“relinquished property”) for another investment property (“replacement property”) of equal or greater value.
The most common type of exchange is a delayed or straightforward exchange. By properly effectuating an exchange, the investor is able to defer the realization of capital gains as well as the recapture of depreciation.
Exchange Types
Delayed Exchange
A delayed exchange is the most common type of exchange. Certain IRS requirements must be met to structure a delayed exchange.
Simultaneous Exchange
This type of exchange occurs when the relinquished property and the replacement property are transferred concurrently.
Build-to-Suit Exchange
An investor may choose to improve a replacement property by building a structure or making improvements to an existing structure on the property.
Reverse Exchange
Reverse exchanges are the most complex type of exchange. Such an exchange permits the investor to acquire their replacement property before the relinquished property is sold.
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CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
As the owner of a large escrow company, it is essential to us that our clients receive the professional and courteous help they need to successfully complete a §1031 exchange. We consistently refer our clients to Exchange Resources, Inc. for assistance with their exchanges because, based on years of positive experiences, we know that they will exceed our clients high expectations.
It was a pleasure working with your courteous and responsive staff. This was my very first exchange and I thank you for making the §1031 exchange process smooth and understandable.
Exchange Resources, Inc. consistently delivers trustworthy advice and exceptionally prompt and professional handling of our §1031 exchange needs.
Of the 50 or so homes I’ve bought and sold over the last 25 years, this transaction has probably been the one with the most problems. The one thing that has consistently gone right is the service I have gotten from Exchange Resources, Inc. Thank you so much for all your help and especially for being so fast acting when others have dropped the ball.
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