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Still Holding Capital Gains from 2024? Here’s a Smarter Way to Reinvest Tax-Efficiently

  • Jun 14
  • 2 min read

If you’ve realized a capital gain in 2024—whether from the sale of real estate, a business exit, or appreciated stock—there’s still time to act. Two well-established strategies can help you defer taxes and preserve more capital:


Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) investments and 1031 exchanges.


What Is an Opportunity Zone Strategy?


The Qualified Opportunity Zone program allows investors to reinvest eligible gains into designated Opportunity Zones. If done within the required time window, this strategy offers:


Capital gains tax deferral until December 31, 2026*

No tax on the growth of the new investment, if held long term

No depreciation recapture—a key advantage over traditional real estate reinvestments

Flexible timing for K-1 gains (from partnerships or LLCs), with extended deadlines**


Key Deadlines in 2025


● For most 2024 capital gains, the 180-day reinvestment window ends on June 30, 2025

● For K-1 gains, investors may elect to start the 180-day clock on March 15, 2025, extending the deadline to September 11, 2025


These deadlines are critical to ensuring eligibility for the tax benefits outlined above. At MyTimeEquity, we help investors structure these transactions based on the source, timing, and nature of the gain.


What About 1031 Exchanges?


For clients with real estate gains looking to maintain real estate exposure and generate stable income, a 1031 exchange may be more appropriate.


A 1031 exchange allows you to reinvest proceeds from the sale of investment property into a like-kind property—deferring capital gains taxes in the process. We offer a curated selection of DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) investment options that qualify under Section 1031 and are suited to passive investors seeking predictable income.


How We Can Help


Choosing between a QOZ and 1031 strategy depends on several factors—your tax profile, liquidity needs, income objectives, and long-term estate planning considerations. Our team can help you:


● Understand eligibility and timing

● Select suitable investment vehicles

● Structure your reinvestment strategy efficiently and compliantly



 
 
 

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