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What is the date used to calculate the 180-day window for reinvesting capital gains?


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  • Marko Belej
    July 29, 2021

    The 180-day window generally begins on the date on which the taxpayer otherwise would have recognized the gain (i.e., in the absence of an election to defer the gain). In the case of gain that a taxpayer recognizes through a pass-through, the starting date for the 180-day period generally can be, at the election of the taxpayer, (i) the same date as the pass-through entity (if it were to defer the gain), (ii) the last day of the entity's tax year in which realizes the gain or (iii) the due date (without extensions) for filing the pass-through's income tax return for such tax year.

  • Maria De Los Angeles Rivera
    August 11, 2021

    In general, the date when the gain on the asset generating the capital gain is recognizable for tax purposes. If the gain is from a partnership, there are other rules depending on who is electing the deferral.

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