October 2018
Issue 17

Tax-Deferred 1031 Exchange and the 504 Program

 

 

SBA 504 Effective Rates for October 2018

For New Loans Approved After After October 1, 2018:
25-year
5.26% / 5.30% Refi
20-year5.22% / 5.27% Refi
10-year5.25% / 5.33% Refi

For New Loans Approved Before October 1, 2018:
25-year
5.53% / 5.58% Refi
20-year5.49% / 5.54% Refi
10-year5.25% / 5.33% Refi

Can the SBA 504 loan program be used to finance real property utilizing a 1031 exchange?
Absolutely, under certain circumstances. Listed below are a few guidelines, but are not considered to be legal or tax advice, nor the tax code in its entirety.   

Under SBA’s new EPC rules, the EPC can have no other real estate or operating activities.   So as long as the entity listed in the 1031 exchange has no other business activities, it is eligible.   The problem comes when the entity listed in the 1031 does have additional business activities, including other real estate holdings. In this situation, the 1031 exchange property is not eligible unless all other holdings are transferred to a separate entity, leaving the 1031 property as the sole asset of the EPC. 

A thorough review by an accountant specializing in 1031 exchanges should be consulted when exchanging special purpose properties such as hotels, gas stations, etc. According to the IRS website, under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Section 1031 now applies only to exchanges of real property and not to exchanges of personal or intangible property. Thus, effective January 1, 2018, exchanges of machinery, equipment, vehicles, artwork, collectibles, patents and other intellectual property and intangible business assets generally do not qualify for non-recognition of gain or loss as like-kind exchanges. Learn more here: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/like-kind-exchanges-real-estate-tax-tips

Toija Beutler, attorney, has graciously allowed us to share her information regarding the 1031 exchange. Please visit her site at https://www.beutlerexchangegroup.com for more information.  

NWBDA has entered the new Fiscal Year!


Here is the impact on the communities of 
Washington, Idaho and Oregon in the fiscal year of 2018.

Business Development Officers

Eastern Washington/
Northern Idaho
Evan Heriot
eheriot@nwbusiness.org

Jobs Created

Projects Approved

Project Amount Approved

Jobs Retained

Projects Funded

Project Amount Funded

Central Washington
Lisa Vincent
lvincent@nwbusiness.org

Western Washington
Elizabeth Rusnak
erusnak@nwbusiness.org
Elizabeth Stevens 
estevens@nwbusiness.org
Mark Beppler
mbeppler@nwbusiness.org

Southwestern Washington/
North Oregon
Jim Bight
jbright@nwbusiness.org
Mike Miller
mmiller@nwbusiness.org

September’s Loan Fundings

NWBDA funded 3 new
projects for the total amount of $11,780,868.43

September’s Loan Approvals

NWBDA approved 4 new
projects for the total amount of $5,784,251.00

In the month of September,
NWBDA helped
create 162 new jobs
in the local communities

 

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