A New Structured Installment Sales Approach for Real Estate & Business Sales
Learn how this innovative approach to structured installment sales, as featured in The CPA Journal, can help your clients potentially defer, reduce or eliminate capital gains taxes.
As Featured in The CPA Journal
“The Tax Cuts & Job Acts (TCJA), combined with a prolonged bull run in the housing market, could make this the ideal time for investors to lock in real estate appreciation on investment property, or for business owners to transition to retirement while potentially reducing or eliminating any capital gains taxes they would otherwise owe when they sell.”
"When the right set of circumstances presents itself, there may be no simpler way to potentially defer, reduce, or completely eliminate long-term capital gains taxes when selling real estate, businesses, or certain other appreciated assets than a structured installment sale."
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