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The document is a Tax-Free Exchange Package provided by U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. for real estate sellers in Kentucky. It includes essential forms and instructions to facilitate tax-free exchanges of property, allowing sellers to defer capital gains taxes and avoid depreciation recapture. The package contains various forms such as the Exchange Agreement and Like-Kind Exchanges, along with tips for completing them and a disclaimer regarding legal advice.

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What is an example of a nontaxable exchange?

Like-Kind Exchanges - The exchange of property for the same kind of property is the most common type of nontaxable exchange. To qualify as a like-kind exchange, both the property you exchange and the property you receive must be held by you for business or investment purposes.

What is a property exchange to avoid taxes?

Section 1031 allows investors in business properties to defer taxes on the profits of properties that are sold when they are sold to raise cash to purchase other properties. It is sometimes called the Starker Loophole because the sale and purchase do not need to be simultaneous to qualify for the tax deferral.

What qualifies as a 1031 exchange?

IRC Section 1031 provides an exception and allows you to postpone paying tax on the gain if you reinvest the proceeds in similar property as part of a qualifying like-kind exchange.

How much can you gift tax free in Kentucky?

In addition to the lifetime exemption amount, each individual has an annual gift tax exclusion amount. This is the amount someone can gift in any given year to a person without using up any lifetime exemption or having to report the gift on a gift tax return (Form 709). In 2025, the annual exclusion amount is $19,000.

What are the rules for 1031 exchange in Kentucky?

A 1031 exchange in Kentucky is a transaction under 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code that allows real estate investors to defer paying capital gains taxes on a property by reinvesting the proceeds from its sale into another like-kind property that is used for business or investment purposes.

Are packaging supplies tax exempt in Kentucky?

(3) Sales of wrapping paper, clothes hangers, twine, tape and similar articles to persons who use them to package merchandise for sale at retail are usually sales made for resale and are therefore not subject to the tax.

What qualifies as a tax-free exchange?

A tax-free exchange under Section 1031 (1031) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) occurs when a person (Exchangor) desires to sell property (Relinquished Property) and replace it with similar, or like-kind, property (Replacement Property) almost immediately.

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