New incentivized investment : opportunity zones Mark Fichtenbaum
By: Fichtenbaum, Mark
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In the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Congress has added an opportunity to encourage investors to start new businesses in economically depressed areas. The incentives are threefold: (1) gains from the sale of any property are deferred to the extent they are invested in an “opportunity zone” fund; (2) the amount of the deferred gain is reduced if the investor maintains the investment for at least fi ve years; and (3) all profi ts from the new investment escape tax altogether as long as it is held for at least 10 years.
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