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Sec 121 and Sec. 1031 are separate, right...?

Last post 07-25-2008 9:11 AM by tfolkers. 1 replies.
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  • 07-25-2008 5:32 AM

    Sec 121 and Sec. 1031 are separate, right...?

    excuse my ignorance... 

    but assume my residence qulified for a Sec. 121 sale (married, lived there 5 years as residence, etc.) 

    we can exclude up to $500,000.00 gain on sale of our personal residence, PLUS 

    do a Sec. 1031 exchange on our tree farm as well?

    the "sale of personal residence Sec. 121" is completely separate and apart from a Sec. 1031 exchange of business/investment realty, right? 

    SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE!

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  • 07-25-2008 9:11 AM In reply to

    Re: Sec 121 and Sec. 1031 are separate, right...?

    Woody - yes you are right.   Each transaction stands on it's own and the sale of the personal residence would qualify under Sec. 121 and the tree farm under Sec 1031.   And yes you can do both transactions in the same year with no problem.

    This is one case where it is both good & true.

    Regards, 

    Timothy J Folkers, CPA
    Principal
    Folkers, Choi & Associates
    An Accountancy Corporation
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