Article Date:
August 2022


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Maximize Profits and Defer Taxes with an Installment Sale


Do you own investment property? What about a small business? Sooner or later, you will probably want to sell.

 

One of the downsides of selling a business or investment property is the huge tax bill at the end. Profits are likely subject to the capital gains tax—perhaps at a much higher rate than you expect.

 

A seller-financed installment sale enables you to defer taxes to one or more later years, which is almost always a good idea.

 

And the installment sale could cut your tax bill if spreading out your profits over multiple years puts you in a lower tax bracket.

 

But as with most programs that can lower your taxes, your lawmakers and the IRS impose a number of limitations, as we will explain. ... Log in to view full article.

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