Real Property Like-kind Exchanges Since 1921, the tax law has recognized that the exchange of one property held for investment or business use for another property of a like-kind results in no change in the economic pos

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Date: 2015-01-30 17:55:59 Like-kind exchange Economy of the United States Internal Revenue Code section Finance Law Recognition Tax Real estate Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act Taxation in the United States Real property law Capital gains taxes		Real Property Like-kind Exchanges Since 1921, the tax law has recognized that the exchange of one property held for investment or business use for another property of a like-kind results in no change in the economic pos Add to Reading List Source URL: rli.memberclicks.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 167,25 KB Share Document on Facebook

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