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1031 Exchanges

Structuring tax-deferred exchanges and keeping you on the strict IRS timeline.

1031 Exchanges in New York

A 1031 exchange can let real estate investors defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting the proceeds of a sale into a like-kind property. At Shim Law Group, P.C., we structure and coordinate these exchanges, keeping you on the strict IRS timeline so your exchange qualifies and your investment stays protected.

The rules are unforgiving. Miss a deadline or a technical requirement, and the tax deferral can be lost. We coordinate the legal side of the exchange alongside your qualified intermediary and tax advisor so every step is handled correctly and on time.

Key Points We Manage

  • Confirming the properties are like-kind and eligible
  • Meeting the identification and closing deadlines
  • Coordinating with the qualified intermediary
  • Structuring the purchase and sale documents
  • Keeping the exchange aligned with your tax advisor's guidance
Considering a 1031 exchange? Call (718) 878-1177

How We Help

We handle the real estate documents and timeline so the legal side of your exchange is airtight. Because the tax rules are strict and fact-specific, we work alongside your accountant or tax advisor to keep everything on track.

Contact Shim Law Group

Our real estate attorneys are ready to review your exchange and answer your questions. Contact us today at (718) 878-1177 or fill out our online form for free.

Shimun A. Ilyayev, Esq., founding attorney of Shim Law Group
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1031 Exchanges Questions, Answered by Our Attorneys

A 1031 exchange is a transaction that can allow an investor to defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting the proceeds from selling one investment property into a like-kind property, following specific IRS rules and deadlines.

1031 exchanges have strict timelines, including a period to identify the replacement property and a period to close on it. Missing a deadline can disqualify the exchange, which is why coordination and planning matter.

Yes. The tax treatment of a 1031 exchange is fact-specific, so we coordinate the legal side of the transaction while your tax advisor confirms the tax consequences for your situation.

A qualified intermediary is a third party that holds the sale proceeds during the exchange so you do not take receipt of the funds, which is generally required for the exchange to qualify. We coordinate with them.

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