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Partial Funds of Cap Gains for Opportunity Zone

Keith Lawrence
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I just recently sold my shares of a privately held company and looking to purchase property in Opportunity Zone with my gains. My question is can a partial amount of my capital gains be considered tax deferred or do I need to use 100% of my gains?

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$100k original investment

Sold for $300k ($200k capital gains)

If I use 50% of my capital gains and apply it a real estate purchase in an Opportunity Zone, will that still be considered eligible for OZ tax deferment? OR must I use 100% of my capital gains?

Thanks! 

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Philip Ma
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Philip Ma
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Yes, there's no requirement to use the full amount of your gain.  Just be sure to acquire the OZ property through a Qualified Opportunity Fund, not in your own name.  It can be a partnership or a corporation for tax purposes which you set up yourself (must have its own taxpayer ID). 

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