For the purposes of the new Qualified Opportunity Fund, TCJA is not the big bad wolf. In fact, it is a new strategy for tax planning shaped by the tax reform of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. These funds can defer capital gains in the current year, significantly reduce some of them later on, while making capital gains tax-free on the new investment. You will need to strategies to maneuver the new rules and time frames to implement the tax benefits. Here are two strategies that may help you:
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