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Section 1035 Exchange

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Section 1035 Exchange
The tax-exempt exchange of two annuities or life insurance policies. The annuities exchanged are not assessed capital gains or any other taxes. Section 1035 exchanges allow a policyholder to avoid taxes that would have been levied on the first annuity or policy as long as the second is of equal or greater cost. The IRS only recognizes a Section 1035 exchange as such if the annuities or policies are directly exchanged. Selling one and buying another, for example, does not count.


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Since a number of financial and tax factors must be considered, the CPA may be in the best position to help a client make an objective determination about the appropriateness of using a section 1035 exchange to replace a policy.
Extending the protection of the section 7805(b) relief provision to an annuity contract that is received from another insurance company pursuant to a section 1035 exchange occurring subsequent to the effective date of Rev.
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