Yes, it has.
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Brian
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Does page 3 of the attachment specifically “When to Report an Exchange” address your issue? Have you read it?Leave a comment:
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Everything was done according to the rules of a 1031 Exchange.
Hopefully you worked closely with the “third party” 1031 expert.
If you read the rules and it conforms and read “The 45-day identification period and 180-day exchange periods start when the first of several sales close”, and references provided, do you still have an issue?
The question is: Can I close the deal by reporting the purchases completed in 2022 on the 2021 return or do I have to wait until I file the 2022 return?
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Hopefully you worked closely with the “third party” 1031 expert.
If you read the rules and it conforms and read “The 45-day identification period and 180-day exchange periods start when the first of several sales close”, and references provided, do you still have an issue?
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Building was sold in December and handled by a third-party intermediary. Three replacement buildings were purchased in January 2022.Brian: If the rules were followed then you poorly described what happened. He could not sell them in December and purchase 3 new ones in January. It has to be all one transaction and it has to be handled by a third party. Did he sell it in December? Did he purchase then in January? Did a third-party intermediary do all the transactions?
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see the link below page 3. Does that help?
Last edited by TAXNJ; 07-20-2022, 11:48 AM.Leave a comment:
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Brian: If the rules were followed then you poorly described what happened. He could not sell them in December and purchase 3 new ones in January. It has to be all one transaction and it has to be handled by a third party. Did he sell it in December? Did he purchase then in January? Did a third party intermediary do all the transactions?Leave a comment:
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All the rules were followed in the 1031 exchange.
My question is: Can I close the deal by reporting the purchases completed in 2022 on the 2021 return or do I have to wait until I file the 2022 return?
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This does not sound like a 1031 exchange but as a sale of one asset and a purchase 3 assets.Leave a comment:
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1031 Exchange
Taxpayer sold Rental building on December 1st, 2021. He purchased 3 other rental buildings in January of 2022 in a 1031 exchange.
Extension has been filed for 2021.
Can I close the deal by reporting the purchases completed in 2022 on the 2021 return or do I have to wait until I file the 2022 return?
Thanks
Brian
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