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Monday, November 12, 2007

Small Business Administration (SBA) Offers Disaster Assistance for California Fire Victims

The SBA provides various types of loans for businesses of all sizes and homeowners and renters in the event of a disaster such as the California wildfire disasters. This includes physical disaster loans, economic injury loans, military reservists' loans and home and personal property loans. Included is the contact information for the SBA's field offices, customer service center and process and disbursement center. Read more.

Thursday, November 08, 2007

Summary of Tax Relief Provisions for California Wildfire Disaster Victims

We have just completed the next edition of The Exeter Exchange Newsletter with a concise summary of the tax-relief provisions available to the victims in the Southern California Wildfire disaster.

You can download your copy at http://www.exeterco.com/pdfs/The_Exeter_Exchange_Newsletter_Volume_One_Issue_2.pdf or call (866) 393-8377 for you hardcopy.

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Tax-deferred exchanges allow owners to sell their rental or investment real property (relinquished property) and purchase replacement property while deferring their Federal, and in most cases state, capital gain and depreciation recapture taxes. Tax deferred exchanges include 1031 Exchanges, 1033 Exchanges, 1034 Exchanges (repealed), and 721 Exchanges.

Capital gain taxes can also be deferred upon the sale of real property when the seller agrees to carry back a promissory note (installment sale contract) pursuant to Section 453 of the Internal Revenue Code.

Gains on the sale of a primary residence can be excluded up to $250,000 (per person, if single) or $500,000 (if married) under a 121 Exclusion.

Self-Directed IRAs allow investors to take control of their Individual Retirement Accounts by carefully choosing a Self-Directed IRA Custodian that allows real estate related investments inside of their Self-Directed IRA. The earnings and profits are then tax-deferred with a Traditional IRA and tax-free with a Roth IRA.

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Exeter Tax Deferred Solutions helps educate and inform real estate investors and their legal, tax and financial advisors so that they can make better informed real estate investment decisions.

Tax deferral and tax exclusion strategies discussed will include the use of Section 1031 Exchanges (tax-deferred exchange of investment property), Section 1033 Exchanges (tax-deferred exchange of property sold, lost or otherwise disposed of because of an eminent domain proceeding, condemnation or a natural disaster), Section 1034 Exchanges (old/repealed tax-deferred exchange of a primary residence), Section 721 Exchanges (also referred to as an upREIT), Section 121 Exclusions (tax-free exclusion on the sale of your primary residence), as well as Self-Directed IRAs and/or Structured Sales.

Monday, November 12, 2007

Small Business Administration (SBA) Offers Disaster Assistance for California Fire Victims

Thursday, November 08, 2007

Summary of Tax Relief Provisions for California Wildfire Disaster Victims

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