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Welcome
to Security Plus Exchange! We will accommodate your 1031 tax
deferred exchange.
What is a
1031 exchange?
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Under the Internal Revenue
Code Section 1031, a owner of property can exchange or trade
property for like-kind property without recognizing a taxable
gain at the time of the sale. This means the owner will not
pay taxes at the time of the sale so long as proper procedures are
followed to qualify as a like-kind exchange.
What does
like-kind mean?
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Like-kind, basically means
similar. One type of property for a similar type. Real
Estate is a common type of property exchange and Security Plus
Exchange specializes in this type of exchange. A property
owner may exchange one type of investment real estate for another.
Example: A property owner sells a piece of real estate used in
farming and uses the funds to purchases an
apartment complex.
Key philosophy
of a 1031 Exchange
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Before section 1031, a
sale of property triggered a taxable gain because the difference
between the original purchase price and the sales price was
considered a gain or the profit. The seller of the property
received an economic benefit from the sale and therefore was
required to pay tax on the gain or profit. The new philosophy
of an exchange considers an exchange as a non event as far as a
taxable gain is concerned. Reason, the owner does not
effectively benefit from the sale in form, the gain has not
been realized and therefore a tax liability is not incurred.
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