1031 Exchange Tax Deferral Calculator
1031 Exchange Tax Deferral Calculator. Estimate realized gain, boot recognized, potential and qualified deferred gain, current taxable gain, tax, and replacement basis for a like-kind real-estate exchange scenario.
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Realized gain after selling costs
max(Relinquished property sale price ($) - Selling costs that reduce proceeds ($) - Adjusted tax basis ($), 0)
max(Relinquished property sale price ($) - Selling costs that reduce proceeds ($) - Adjusted tax basis ($), 0)Total boot received or treated as boot
Cash or non-like-kind property received ($) + Net debt relief treated as boot ($)
Cash or non-like-kind property received ($) + Net debt relief treated as boot ($)Gain recognized from boot
min(Realized gain after selling costs, Total boot received or treated as boot)
min(Realized gain after selling costs, Total boot received or treated as boot)Potential deferred gain
max(Realized gain after selling costs - Gain recognized from boot, 0)
max(Realized gain after selling costs - Gain recognized from boot, 0)Deferred gain after qualification factor
Potential deferred gain * Exchange qualification factor (0 or 1)
Potential deferred gain * Exchange qualification factor (0 or 1)Current recognized gain
Realized gain after selling costs - Deferred gain after qualification factor
Realized gain after selling costs - Deferred gain after qualification factorEstimated current tax
Current recognized gain * Capital-gain rate assumption (%) / 100
Current recognized gain * Capital-gain rate assumption (%) / 100Estimated replacement property basis
max(Replacement property cost ($) - Deferred gain after qualification factor, 0)
max(Replacement property cost ($) - Deferred gain after qualification factor, 0)How to interpret this result
Realized gain subtracts selling costs and adjusted basis from sale price. Boot is the entered cash, non-like-kind property, and net debt relief; qualified exchange assumptions defer the gain above recognized boot, while a zero qualification factor models a fully taxable sale.
Realized gain subtracts selling costs and adjusted basis from sale price. Boot is the entered cash, non-like-kind property, and net debt relief; qualified exchange assumptions defer the gain above recognized boot, while a zero qualification factor models a fully taxable sale.Applicability and limits
Verify like-kind real-property use, ownership, qualified intermediary, identification and replacement deadlines, debt relief, boot classification, depreciation recapture, partnership interests, related-party rules, basis records, and state tax. This is not a Form 8824 or complete federal gain-recognition calculation.
Verify like-kind real-property use, ownership, qualified intermediary, identification and replacement deadlines, debt relief, boot classification, depreciation recapture, partnership interests, related-party rules, basis records, and state tax. This is not a Form 8824 or complete federal gain-recognition calculation.Calculation basis
Realized gain = max(sale price − selling costs − adjusted basis, 0). Total boot = cash/other boot + net debt relief. Recognized boot gain = min(realized gain, total boot). Potential deferred gain = max(realized gain − recognized boot gain, 0). Deferred gain = potential deferred gain × qualification factor. Recognized gain = realized gain − deferred gain. Current tax = recognized gain × supplied rate. Replacement basis = max(replacement cost − deferred gain, 0).
Realized gain = max(sale price − selling costs − adjusted basis, 0). Total boot = cash/other boot + net debt relief. Recognized boot gain = min(realized gain, total boot). Potential deferred gain = max(realized gain − recognized boot gain, 0). Deferred gain = potential deferred gain × qualification factor. Recognized gain = realized gain − deferred gain. Current tax = recognized gain × supplied rate. Replacement basis = max(replacement cost − deferred gain, 0).What to check
- An investor enters tax year, sale price, adjusted basis, selling costs, boot, replacement cost, rate, and an exchange-qualification assumption to estimate a 1031 planning result.
- Use it before selling or acquiring replacement real estate to identify gain, boot, and records that require review.
- Verify like-kind real-property use, ownership, qualified intermediary, identification and replacement deadlines, debt relief, boot classification, depreciation recapture, partnership interests, related-party rules, basis records, and state tax. This is not a Form 8824 or complete federal gain-recognition calculation.
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