Real Estate & Investing

  A properly structured exchange can defer recognition of gain when a taxpayer exchanges qualifying real property held for productive use in a trade or business or for investment for other qualifying real property of like kind. In 2026, that means the taxpayer generally does not currently recognize capital gain on the exchanged real estate,...

Tax Considerations When Selling Property in 2025: What Taxpayers Need to Know in 2026 Selling real estate can trigger significant tax consequences, making it essential for taxpayers to understand the rules before filing their returns. Whether you sold a primary residence, rental property, vacation home, farmland, or investment property in 2025, the tax implications can...

How 1031 Exchange Helps Defer Capital Gains Taxes Real estate investors are always looking for smart, legal ways to reduce taxes and grow wealth. One of the most powerful tools available under U.S. tax law is the 1031 Exchange, also known as a like-kind exchange. When used correctly, a 1031 exchange allows investors to defer...

Tax Considerations When Selling Property Selling property—whether it’s your primary residence or an investment property—can have significant tax consequences. Understanding the tax laws that apply can help you minimize your tax liability and avoid costly surprises. This guide outlines the key tax considerations when selling property, based on U.S. federal tax law. Capital Gains Tax...