Confused Over Proposed Tax Legislation and Like-Kind Exchanges?
There is misinformation floating out around the dealer community intermingling “like-kind exchanges” and three different sections of the tax code (1031, 1099-b and bartering).
The Industry Council for Tangible Assets has produced a white paper which goes into detail providing a comprehensive explanation of each section of the tax code. The purpose of the paper is to try and make it as simple as possible to understand.
The paper has been released to ICTA members to aid them in assessing the effects of these revisions if they engage in like-kind exchanges. To access the white paper, ICTA members click here.
ICTA is also making the paper available to non-members for a limited time. For information to obtain the white paper, click here.
For more extensive information on the rules and regulations of filing a 1099-b, purchase the ICTA Broker Reporting Kit.
This white paper and the Broker Reporting Kit is provided to assist dealers and is not intended to be used by dealers as the sole guidance for compliance. Dealers should consult with their tax professional.
The Industry Council for Tangible Assets has produced a white paper which goes into detail providing a comprehensive explanation of each section of the tax code. The purpose of the paper is to try and make it as simple as possible to understand.
The paper has been released to ICTA members to aid them in assessing the effects of these revisions if they engage in like-kind exchanges. To access the white paper, ICTA members click here.
ICTA is also making the paper available to non-members for a limited time. For information to obtain the white paper, click here.
For more extensive information on the rules and regulations of filing a 1099-b, purchase the ICTA Broker Reporting Kit.
This white paper and the Broker Reporting Kit is provided to assist dealers and is not intended to be used by dealers as the sole guidance for compliance. Dealers should consult with their tax professional.