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Explaining the Power of a 1031 Like-Kind The transfer of the relinquished property to the Qualified Intermediary, and the receipt of the replacement property from the Qualified Intermediary is considered an exchange. To be compliant with IRC Section 1031, the transaction must be properly structured, rather than being a sale to one party followed by a purchase from another party. Exchange

Tax laws can be very complicated. Many companies don’t even realize they have the opportunity to reinvest the gains from the sale of assets back into their business. With a 1031 LKE, companies can defer unnecessary taxes and utilize the increased cash flow to purchase replacement assets of like-kind.

Watch this short, informative video to find out how a 1031 LKE can help you put more cash back into your business.