Under Section 1031 of the United States Internal Revenue Code, a taxpayer may defer recognition of capital gains and related federal income tax liability on the exchange of certain types of property, a process known as a 1031 exchange. (Definition Credits to Wikipedia) . With that, we have compiled a comprehensive list of 1031 Exchange guides on how to process 1031 exchanges for different types of properties and businesses.
How to 1031 Exchange Office Furniture and Equipment into Mineral Rights and Royalties
1031 Guide, InformationalHow to 1031 Exchange Cargo and Shipping Containers into Mineral Rights and Royalties
1031 Guide, InformationalHow to 1031 Exchange Trademarks and Intellectual Property into Mineral Rights and Royalties
1031 Guide, Informational1031 Exchange Second Home & Other Vacation Property [Ultimate Guide]
1031 Guide, Guides, InformationalHow to 1031 Exchange Conservation Easements into Mineral Rights & Royalties
1031 Guide, InformationalHow to 1031 Exchange Water and Ditch Rights into Mineral Rights | Colorado Sample
1031 Guide, InformationalHow to 1031 Exchange | Oil, Gas, and Mineral Interests into Mineral Rights & Royalties
1031 Guide, InformationalHow to 1031 Exchange Golf Courses and Practice Ranges into Mineral Rights & Royalties
1031 Guide, InformationalTimeline for 1031 Exchange | How to Set Up a 1031 Exchange with Mineral Rights
1031 Guide, Informational1031 Exchange Tax for Dummies: Deferring Capital Gains Taxes on Mineral Rights
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