45-day identification period
Also called: 45 day rule · identification period · day 45
The federal window for identifying replacement property in a deferred exchange.
What it means in practice.
Replacement property generally must be identified no later than 45 days after the date the relinquished property is transferred. The identification must satisfy applicable written-identification rules.
Why it matters.
This is a hard planning milestone; investors should not assume weekends or holidays create an automatic extension.
Additional notes.
Replacement property generally must be identified no later than 45 days after the date the relinquished property is transferred. The identification must satisfy applicable written-identification rules.
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