On Demand – The Future of 1031 Webinar: Considering Exchanges Now and Long-Term

This webinar is now on-demand.

If you don’t know about recent rulings and current interpretations of Section 1031, you may not realize that your property could be eligible for tax deferral.

Real estate investors and the professionals who help them have had plenty to deal with over the past few years, with a pandemic, supply chain issues, inflation, a chaotic market, natural disasters, and potential changes to the tax code that could affect tried-and-true investment strategies.

Among these concerns is IRC Section 1031, which allows property owners to defer taxes on the sale of business or investment property when purchasing a like-kind property. 1031 exchanges have helped taxpayers build wealth and put property to its best use for more than 100 years. With the rapid pace of change in Washington, many property owners might wonder if 1031 exchanges are still a viable strategy.

Like-kind exchanges are not only affected by lawmakers – they’re also continuously evolving through IRS revenue procedures that clarify the nuances of how exchanges can be executed. If you’re not up to date on the latest strategies, you may be missing out. At JTC, we want to make sure our clients and colleagues are abreast of everything they need to know to take full advantage of Section 1031.

On March 19th, join us for a wide-ranging discussion where a group of 1031 experts will discuss current issues affecting 1031 exchanges and how understanding IRS interpretations of this part of the tax code can help you get the most out of your property. RSVP today to reserve your space at this free online event!

Discussion topics may include:

• How recent issues like the Southern California wildfires and the new administration in Washington are affecting 1031
• The benefits of passive investments like NNN leases and Delaware Statutory Trusts
• Combining Section 1031 and Section 121 for primary residences
• Permissible exchange expenses and what is allowed under an improvement exchange
• Planning ahead for potential changes to the tax code