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Form 8824 and completing line 12, 15, or 25, see the instructions for important information regarding a separate statement you must attach. • If you transferred and received (a)more than one group of like-kind properties, or (b cash or other (not like-kind) property, see Reporting of multi-asset exchanges in the instructions. Note:
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Total to Form 8824 Line 15 (not less than zero) $ 4 (Taxable as boot) Form 8824 Line 16 FMV Replacement Property Total from line 17, worksheet 2 $ 5 Form 8824 Line 18 Basis and Net Amounts Paid Purchase price, Exchange Property $ 6 Less depreciation taken to date of sale ( ) 7 Less deferred gain from previous 1031 Exchange (if any) ()8 Net cash ...
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- Calculation of Form 8824, Line 15 - Calculation of Basis of New Property for Form 8824, Line 18 WorkSheets 9 & 10 - Completing Form 8824 - Calculation of Recapture for Form 8824, Line 21 You can either keep or shred completed WorkSheets. Do not send these WorkSheets with your tax return. SEND: IRS Form 8824 - Page 1 IRS Form 8824 - Page 2
2. HOW DO WE REPORT THE EXCHANGE? The Exchange is reported on IRS Form 8824, Like-Kind Exchanges. The Form 8824 is divided into four parts: Part I. Information on the Like-Kind Exchange Part II. Related Party Exchange Information Part III. Realized Gain or (Loss), Recognized Gain, and Basis of Like-Kind Property Received Part IV. Not used for ...
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Jun 13, 2023 · Filling Out Form 8824: A Step-by-Step Process. Part I: Information About the Like-Kind Exchange. Line 1: Describe the property you gave up and the like-kind property you received. Line 2: Enter the date the property was transferred and the date you acquired the replacement property.
Jun 16, 2023 · Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code allows for taxpayers to defer their tax liability on the sale of certain real estate under the like-kind exchange rule. However, taxpayers must still report these transactions on IRS Form 8824, the IRS’ like-kind exchange form.
