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Most Likely Tax Changes— with new President and new Congress
Most Likely Tax Changes— with new President and new Congress

President Joe Biden proposed numerous tax law changes when campaigning for office, that, if enacted, would have significant impacts for hard working land owners. The biggest potential change is the end of 1031 exchanges, also known as like-kind exchanges. He has proposed ...

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