Capital Gains and Section 1031 Exchanges

U.S. Internal Revenue Code -Section 1031 permits investors to defer taxes that would have had to be paid on capital gains on the sale of a property through the exchange of like-kind properties. If  a taxpayer intends to reinvest the proceeds from the sale of one investment property and invest those proceeds again in the purchase of a similar or like-kind property, he should never have to pay capital gains taxes on the sale of the original property .

A Guide to 1031 Exchanges

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• Structured Sale. - (an alternative to Section 1031 exchanges )