The following information is requested on IRS Form 8824 for IRS 1031 Exchange. We recommend that you review this with your CPA or tax advisor. Information on the Like-Kind Exchange Description of like-kind property given up: Description of like-kind property received: Date like-kind property given up was originally acquired (month, day, year) . . . [...]
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