People pay federal and state taxes when they gain money from the sale of investment property. However, in an even trade, or if the investor trades equal or up in value, there is no income to pay taxes. This logic is the basis for Code Section 1031 of the IRS Tax Code. The IRS restricts the forms of trading to “like-kind” property and further defines the conditions under which a tax-deferred exchange occurs. This course discusses the rules of Section 1031 of the IRS Tax Code and how to defer capital gains taxes by trading one investment for another.
Speaker: Miranda Byrd, First American Exchange Company
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Miranda Byrd is the Business Development Manager for Kentucky and Tennessee for First American Exchange Company, a division of First American Financial Corporation. She is experienced in facilitating traditional forward 1031 exchanges, as well as reverse and improvement exchanges. She is a regular speaker on the topic of 1031 exchanges and consults multiple people daily on this topic.
Prior to joining First American Exchange Company, Miranda practiced law for 20 years in Chicago, Illinois. She has extensive experience in real estate and banking transactions and litigation.
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