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Can any source of capital be used to invest in a QOF or is it only capital gains that are eligible for the tax advantages?

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  • Brad Cohen
    June 20, 2019

    Only capital gains (long or short) or 1231 net gains.

  • Kymn Harp
    June 20, 2019

    Only capital gains are eligible to the special tax benefits of IRC 1400Z-2 (special rules for capital gains invested in Opportunity Zones). In the case of any investment in a QOF which includes both capital gain and other funds, the investment will be treated as two separate investments, one of which includes the invested gain and the other of which includes all other funds. See: 26 USC Sec. 1400-2 (e). Treatment of Investments with Mixed Funds.

  • David LeGrand
    June 20, 2019

    Only capital gains timely rolled over qualify for the tax advantages.

  • Valerie Grunduski
    September 23, 2019

    Investment in a fund can be of any funds. However, the benefits are directly tied to investment of deferred capital gains.

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