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A buyer is purchasing a $1.8 million townhouse in Manhattan through a 1031 like-kind exchange. The buyer's attorney is reviewing the tax implications. Which statement about NYC additional taxes in this transaction is most accurate?

Correct Answer

B) Both the mansion tax and NYC transfer tax must be paid at closing regardless of the 1031 exchange

Both the mansion tax and NYC transfer tax are transfer taxes that must be paid at the time of closing, regardless of whether the transaction qualifies for 1031 like-kind exchange treatment for federal income tax purposes. These are transaction-based taxes, not income taxes, so they are not deferred by 1031 exchanges.

Answer Options
A
Both the mansion tax and NYC transfer tax are deferred as part of the 1031 exchange
B
Both the mansion tax and NYC transfer tax must be paid at closing regardless of the 1031 exchange
C
The NYC transfer tax is deferred but the mansion tax must be paid at closing
D
The mansion tax is deferred but the NYC transfer tax must be paid at closing

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