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deferred gain

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deferred gain

In a tax-deferred exchange, the amount of gain that escapes current taxation and is deferred until a later date,when the replacement property is sold.See 1031 exchange.


Deferred Gain
The part of realized gain on an exchange of property that is not currently taxed. The gain generally is taxed at the time the property acquired in the exchqnge is sold.


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Furthermore, the deferred gain would be recognized into income as cash is received using the original 60% gross profit percentage.
It is the view of most tax professionals that an exchange completed without an intermediary or an exchange agreement will not qualify for deferred gain treatment.
The balance sheet also presents a positive or negative component of accumulated comprehensive income equal to the sum of the previously off-the-books memo accounts for deferred effects of plan amendments and accumulated deferred gains and losses.
 
 
 
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