As a result of the severe winter storms, flooding and mud slides that began in California on January 8, 2023, on January 10, 2023, the IRS issued an initial extension of the 45- and.
As a result of the severe winter storms, flooding and mud slides that began in California on January 8, 2023, the IRS has issued an extension of the 45- and 180-day deadlines.
As a result of the severe winter storms, flooding and mud slides that began in California on January 8, 2023, the IRS has issued an extension of the 45- and 180-day deadlines for IRC.
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you have to do it within the 180 days, generally. you cannot take possession of the cash that you sold the old property for. you have to engage a qualified intermediary. explain to our viewers exactly what they are and what they do. the treasury does not want you, as the seller of your old property, to have control over the proceeds from the sale. that money has to be used and poured into your replacement property, your new property. so, you must engage a qualified intermediary to hold the proceeds from the sale. both parties must recognize that this is a 1031 transaction. the contracts have to reflect that. that s about the only thing that the q.i. has to do is maintain control of those funds. now, the q.i. cannot be your broker, your attorney, your cpa, no one that you would have actual or constructive control over, because that would then collapse the transaction if you re deemed to have control over the money. if you don t designate in