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Like-kind exchange - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A like-kind exchange is a United States tax deferred exchange that allows for the disposal of an asset and the acquisition of another similar asset without generating a tax liability from the sale o...
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Internal Revenue Code section 1031 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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§1031 allows the exchange of investment or business property for other investment or business property, without paying tax if the property received is "like kind."
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Many taxpayers have found the like-kind exchange rules a considerable benefit when structuring business deals involving investment or business property.
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Thanks to flexible like-kind exchange rules, many taxpayers can transform a transaction that in substance seems to be a taxable sale of business or investment property into an IRC Sec. 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
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Any time an owner of real property desires to dispose of one property and acquire another property, consideration should be given to structuring the transaction as a like-kind exchange under Section 1031. With proper planning, virtually any transaction may be structured as an exchange, and the tax savings are...
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like-kind exchange - definition of like-kind exchange - An exchange of similar business or investment assets, on which gains may be tax-deferred. ... like-kind exchange in the news...
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