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The IRS doesnt specify what person or entity may serve as a Qualified Intermediary, but they do offer a list of who cannot fill the role. Some of the prohibited parties are: Family members. While the rules disqualify blood relatives and spouses, in-laws are acceptable.
A QI is required to provide the U.S. withholding agent with identifying information regarding U.S. persons subject to Form 1099 information reporting unless the QI assumes the primary obligation to do Form 1099 reporting and backup withholding.
A qualified intermediary is required to provide you with information regarding U.S. persons subject to Form 1099 reporting and to provide you withholding rate pool information separately for each such U.S. person unless it has assumed Form 1099 reporting and backup withholding responsibility.
Agents. As you prepare to make any important real estate-related decision, you will most likely want to ask your attorney, accountant, real estate agent/broker, or the investment banker managing your financial portfolio to act as your Qualified Intermediary.
Agents. As you prepare to make any important real estate-related decision, you will most likely want to ask your attorney, accountant, real estate agent/broker, or the investment banker managing your financial portfolio to act as your Qualified Intermediary.
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A Qualified Intermediary, also known as a 1031 exchange accommodator, is an independent person, company, or entity that enters into a written agreement with the exchanger to facilitate the transfer of proceeds.
New reporting and certification requirements: The 2023 QI Agreement requires Qualified Derivatives Dealers (QDDs) to take on primary responsibilities for withholding and reporting taxes, filing form 1099 and assume backup withholding responsibility under Section 3406 for transactions linked to US equity securities
Overview. A qualified intermediary (QI) or accommodator is a person or business who enters into a written exchange agreement with a taxpayer to: Acquire and transfer property given up, and. Acquire replacement property and transfer it to the taxpayer.
A Qualified Intermediary, also known as a 1031 exchange accommodator, is an independent person, company, or entity that enters into a written agreement with the exchanger to facilitate the transfer of proceeds.
To have a valid 1031 exchange, a qualified intermediary (QI) must be assigned the sellers rights to proceeds under the contract and transfer the relinquished property on behalf of the seller, pursuant to an exchange agreement.

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