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1031 Cost Basis question

Bernard Golden
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Executed a 1031 exchange last year. In looking at draft income tax return, I queried cost basis for acquired properties. Accountant said that 1031 carries cost basis of relinquished property to acquired property/properties. So even if acquired property/properties are more expensive than relinquished property, cost basis is not adjusted upward. 

This seems odd to me, so thought I would query this forum to see if his explanation aligns with 1031 legal requirements.

Appreciate any feedback.

Many thanks.

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