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What happens if reinvestment of the proceeds from a sale of property by a QOF is delayed?

What can be done to not fail the 12-month requirement?


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  • Valerie Grunduski
    November 16, 2020

    Failure to reinvest prior to 12 months could cause the QOF to fail its 90% investment standard. Please note that the QOF has this 12 month cure period to keep the cash from being an ineligible asset. This does not keep the related gain from being taxable to the fund or investors.

  • Matthew Rappaport
    November 16, 2020

    You can show reasonable cause, maybe. If the delay is caused by circumstances outside of your control, penalties might get waived.

  • Guy Nicio
    November 16, 2020

    If the delay is due to the government causing delays on submitted complete applications for example; construction development, the 12 month requirement will be extended to accommodate such government delay.

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