Tax implications of taxable sales vs. tax-free exchanges

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The capital gains reductions in the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 have made it more viable for real estate investors and professionals to make taxable sales, as an alternative to tax-free exchanges. It is advisable to seriously consider the taxable sale option, particularly when unimproved property is being exchanged for improved property.

Public Finance Activities, Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Capital Gains Taxes, Laws, regulations and rules, Finance, Real estate industry

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How to sell stock and reinvest in real property (or vice versa) tax free

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Issues concerning charitable remainder trusts (CRTs) are discussed. The benefits of CRTs, including the potential to avoid real property taxes and local income taxes, are considered.

United States, Analysis, Taxation, Charitable trusts

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What the new 8 percent and 18 percent capital gains rates mean to real estate investments

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The new 8% and 18% capital gains rates relating to real estate investments are examined.

Real estate investment trusts, Real Estate Invest Trusts, Usage, Practice

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