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- 30 Sept 20261031 Exchanges and Depreciation Recapture: Key Insights for Businesses1031nationalservices.com blogThe IRS’s depreciation recapture rules can play an important role in determining a business’s tax liability in connection with a 1031 exchange. While it will often be possible to fully defer tax…Read ↗
- 18 Sept 20265 Common Misconceptions About 1031 Exchanges1031nationalservices.com blogFrom the definition of a “like-kind” property to the tax benefits involved, there are several common misconceptions about 1031 exchanges. To make informed decisions, real estate investors should work…Read ↗
- 31 Aug 2026Comprehensive Guide to 1031 Exchanges: Part 3 – Conducting, Closing, and Reporting the Exchange1031nationalservices.com blogConducting a 1031 exchange provides the opportunity to indefinitely defer federal tax liability on gain realized from the sale of appreciated real estate. But strict requirements apply, and failure…Read ↗
- 17 Aug 20261031 Exchanges: Can You Buy a Replacement Property First?1031nationalservices.com blogBuying a replacement property before selling a relinquished property is possible with a reverse 1031 exchange. Conducting a reverse 1031 exchange involves establishing an Exchange Accommodation…Read ↗
- 31 Jul 20265 More Mistakes to Avoid When Conducting a 1031 Exchange1031nationalservices.com blogWhile conducting a 1031 exchange can have significant tax benefits, businesses and real estate investors must be careful to avoid mistakes that could result in the loss of indefinite tax deferral.…Read ↗
- 17 Jul 2026Comprehensive Guide to 1031 Exchanges: Part 2 – Exchange Options and Working with a Qualified Intermediary1031nationalservices.com blogUnder the Internal Revenue Code, taxpayers have three primary options for conducting a 1031 exchange. Delayed exchanges, reverse exchanges, and improvement exchanges all offer different benefits in…Read ↗
- 26 Jun 2026Comprehensive Guide to 1031 Exchanges: Part 1 – Eligibility and Timing Requirements1031nationalservices.com blog1031 exchanges are subject to multiple eligibility and timing requirements. These include the “like-kind property” requirement and the 45-day and 180-day deadlines for identifying and acquiring…Read ↗
- 12 Jun 2026A Closer Look at Improvement Exchanges Under Section 10311031nationalservices.com blogConducting an improvement exchange under Section 1031 provides the opportunity to use funds from the sale of a taxpayer’s relinquished property to pay for improvements to the taxpayer’s replacement…Read ↗
- 29 May 2026How and When Do You Report a 1031 Exchange to the IRS?1031nationalservices.com blogWhen you conduct a 1031 exchange, you are required to report the exchange to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This is the final step for claiming the indefinite tax deferral authorized under…Read ↗
- 15 May 2026Is There a Difference Between a 1031 Exchange Intermediary and a 1031 Accommodator?1031nationalservices.com blogConducting a like-kind exchange under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code is a complex process that is subject to several strict requirements. Meeting these requirements is essential—as failing…Read ↗
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