Lesson: Involuntary Conversions

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Nick Palazzolo, CPA, demystifies the complexities surrounding involuntary conversions, by breaking down the scenarios where property is lost through theft, destruction, or governmental acquisition. He walks through the tax implications that arise when compensation is received, and the conditions under which this compensation may see tax deferral, especially if reinvested in like-kind properties. As he delves into the nitty-gritty of gain or loss recognition and the intricacies of a 1033 election, Nick uses relatable examples to illustrate how these rules apply to property conversions and taxpayer compensations, ensuring the concepts are clear and memorable. The lesson further explores the tax treatment of such events, including capital asset considerations when vacating rental accommodations and the impact of capital losses from S-corporations on individual taxes.

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