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Recognized gain
Also called: taxable gain · gain recognized
The portion of gain included currently for tax purposes.
What it means in practice.
In a qualifying like-kind exchange, some realized gain may not be recognized currently. Money or other non-like-kind property and other factors can create recognized gain.
Why it matters.
This is the concept most investors mean when asking “how much is taxable now?”
Additional notes.
In a qualifying like-kind exchange, some realized gain may not be recognized currently. Money or other non-like-kind property and other factors can create recognized gain.
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