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Using Visual Works in Assignments & Class Presentations.Images, Figures & Tables Toggle Dropdown.Authors - Numbers, Rules and Formatting.ĬOMREP ♡0,311.00089 (Like-kind exchanges of real property.,, PL 115-97, ) from RIA Checkpoint, Committee Reports 864), Code Sec (s) 1031, (DC-OR), from RIA Checkpoint, American Federal Tax Reports (1977) Property held for productive use in trade or business or for investment. Property held for productive use in trade or business or for investment from RIA Checkpoint, Final, Temporary & Proposed Regulations (Effective: These proposed regulations apply … beginning after December 31, 2017) ¶ 1503 Like-kind exchanges are limited to exchanges of real estate. Like-kind exchanges are limited to exchanges of real estate from RIA Checkpoint, Analysis of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (Generally effective: Exchanges completed after Dec. Note: To obtain a permanent document link, click on the appropriate icon for displaying document links. RIA Checkpoint Materials (Cited as a Webpage or Piece of Online Content) Internal Revenue Code § 1031 Exchange of real property held for productive use OR investment or U.S.C. Proposed regs define “real property” for section 1031: IRS gets its mostly right but insists on perpetuating earlier mistake. Weller, L., Lipton, R., Christianson, J., & Carlson, M. Title: Proposed Regs Define “Real Property” for Section 1031: IRS Gets It Mostly Right but Insists on Perpetuating Earlier MistakeĪuthor(s): Louis Weller, Richard Lipton, Jon Christianson, and Matthew Carlson
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