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Estimate the federal capital gains tax, §1250 depreciation recapture, NIIT, and state tax you can defer by exchanging one investment property for another.

Your situation

What you'd owe in capital gains and depreciation recapture if you sold today — and the same number is what a 1031 exchange defers.

CA ~9.3%, NY ~10.9%, TX/FL/WA 0%. Defaults to CA.

Tax you can defer with a 1031

$225,301

stays invested in the replacement property instead of going to the IRS and state

Realized gain on sale$800,000
Depreciation recapture (25% federal)$62,500
Federal long-term capital gain$77,001
Net Investment Income Tax (3.8%)$11,400
State tax (9.3%)$74,400

Total tax deferred$225,301

Read this carefully

1031 deferral is not elimination. The deferred gain rolls into the replacement property's basis and is owed when that property eventually sells outside an exchange. 45-day identification and 180-day closing windows are absolute. Talk to a partner.

Pair this with cost segregation

A 1031 exchange defers tax. Cost segregation on the replacement property pulls future depreciation forward, often offsetting other income immediately. The combination is the highest-leverage tax strategy in real-estate investing.

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