Esquire Exchange

Esquire Exchange is a leading provider of Internal Revenue Code §1031 exchange services, successfully completing hundreds of Internal Revenue Code §1031 tax deferred exchanges annually. Esquire Exchange specializes in all Internal Revenue Code §1031 related exchange transactions, including real and personal property exchanges, as well as forward, reverse and build-to-suit like kind exchanges for real and personal property (e.g., aircraft equipment and Master LKE Program exchanges). Our clients have direct access to a full-time staff of exchange professionals, the majority of which are tax attorneys who specialize in tax deferred exchanges.

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Esquire Exchange is a leading provider of nationwide Internal Revenue Code §1031 tax deferred exchange transactions. In this capacity, Esquire Exchange provides qualified intermediary services to a wide range of business and personal clientele, assisting such clients in the accurate, proficient, and effective completion of Internal Revenue Code §1031 tax deferred real and personal property exchanges. Our job is not considered fulfilled until our clients exchange needs have been recognize and the services provide thereto have exceeded our clients expectations.

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Esquire Exchange provides the attached Capital Gain Tax Calculator to demonstrate the capital gain tax benefit resulting from an Internal Revenue Code §1031 tax deferred exchange transaction. The calculation approximates the capital gain tax that is deferred by an individual (non-corporate) taxpayer utilizing the provisions of Internal Revenue Code §1031 in cooperation with the qualified intermediary services offered by Esquire Exchange.

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Esquire Exchange provides the attached Internal Revenue Code §1031 Exchange Calculator to assist compliance with the strict time deadlines imposed by Internal Revenue Code §1031 and the Treasury Regulations thereunder.

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Esquire Exchange, LLC cannot provide legal or tax advice regarding the specific tax consequences of a transaction.

Investors considering an Internal Revenue Code §1031 tax deferred exchange should seek the counsel of their accountant and attorney to obtain professional and legal advice.