Direct deeding
Also called: direct deed · direct transfer
A common exchange-closing technique where title passes directly between the underlying parties even though the QI is treated as acquiring and transferring property for exchange purposes under the safe harbor.
What it means in practice.
The regulations permit qualifying intermediary structures without requiring the QI to appear in the chain of title in the ordinary way, when the transaction otherwise satisfies the safe harbor.
Why it matters.
This helps modern exchanges close efficiently while preserving the exchange structure.
Additional notes.
The regulations permit qualifying intermediary structures without requiring the QI to appear in the chain of title in the ordinary way, when the transaction otherwise satisfies the safe harbor.
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