April 15, 2020
1031 Exchange and Opportunity Zone Investment Deadlines Extended
by Cameron A. Grant
On April 9, 2020, the Internal Revenue Service issued Notice 2020-23 extending certain deadlines provided by the Internal Revenue Code for taxpayers either engaging in Section 1031 like-kind exchanges or making investments in Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds.
If you have recently sold a property or are planning a sale in the near future, this extension may give you additional time to identify and then purchase replacement property as part of your 1031 like-kind exchange. Here are the details:
Like the 1031 Exchange extension, investors in Qualified Opportunity Zones will have more time to reinvest proceeds from recently sold properties.
The language of Notice 2020-23 extending these deadlines is quite brief. Our analysis of these extension may change if the IRS issues further guidance. For now, the extensions look solid but you should discuss your particular situation with your attorney and tax advisor.
Attorneys in the Real Estate Group at Lyons Gaddis are available to advise you in relation to your tax-deferred exchange and opportunity zone questions.
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