Can My QSBS Gain(s) Be Excluded from Taxes?

For gains on the sale of stock to qualify for the Section 1202 capital gains tax exclusion, there are two main criteria on a stockholder level, which are (i) how the stock was acquired, (ii) how long the stock has been held, (iii) how the stock was … Read More

Can Section 1202 QSBS Be Transferred to a Trust?

Not sure if the stock you’re invested in is QSBS, learn more about our QSBS Monitoring Platform The IRC Section 1202 does not explicitly address transfers to trusts, but it can be implied that if the QSBS transfer is considered donative the QSBS will maintain its holding period … Read More

Can Partnerships Elect Section 1045 QSBS?

Partnerships can elect the Section 1045 rollover, but there are some nuances between various situations in terms of who has the authority to purchase replacement QSBS. The IRS has laid out detailed guidelines over the treatment of the Section 1045 rollover for partnerships. The guidelines are summarized … Read More

Does My QSBS Still Qualify for Section 1202 After it Converts?

Section 1202(f) states "If any stock in a corporation is acquired solely through the conversion of other stock in such corporation which is qualified small business stock in the hands of the taxpayer then (1) the stock so acquired shall be treated as qualified small business stock … Read More

What is a QSBS Tax-Free Reorganization Under Section 368?

A Section 368 tax-free E reorganization or recapitalization can involve various structures, but the most commonly used structure for QSBS is a stock for stock exchange or assets for stock exchange. The tax-free reorganization will defer any gains recognized at the time of the sale until the … Read More

Can QSBS be Exchanged for Other Stock Under Section 351?

Under Section 1202(h)(4) the holder of QSBS can exchange their stock for other QSBS or non-QSBS stock when electing Section 351(a). Section 351(a) allows the holder to conduct a tax-free transaction, exchanging either corporate stock or property. Immediately after the exchange, the company issuing new stock in … Read More