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Georgia Affordable Housing Conference

Join us at the Affordable Housing Conference in Savannah, Georgia from March 27-29 to learn about investing in Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOF). Discover how to defer and potentially reduce taxes by investing capital gains in QOFs. Explore the benefits of holding QOF investments for various periods and maximizing tax incentives. Understand the rules around Qualified Opportunity Zones, businesses, and properties to make informed investment decisions. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and network with industry professionals.

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Georgia Affordable Housing Conference

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  1. Georgia Affordable Housing Conference March 27 – 29 Savannah, Georgia (Thank you Beth Mullen!)

  2. Qualified Opportunity Fund – Investor Side • Invest capital gains in QOF in cash within 180 days • Hold QOF investment 5 years – exclude 10% of original gain • Hold QOF investment 7 years – exclude additional 5% • 2026 – Pay tax on original gain (less exclusions above) • Hold QOF for >10 years – appreciation is not Federally taxed

  3. Qualified Opportunity Fund • QOF invests 90% of assets in Qualified Opportunity Zone Property • QOZ Property is acquired by QOF after 12/31/17: • QOZ Stock - Corporation is a QOZ Business (QOZB) • QOZ partnership interest – Partnership is a QOZB but limited liability companies are ok • Qualified OZ Business Property (QOZBP): • Property acquired by purchase • Original use commences with QOF or substantial improvement • Substantially all of use of property is in QOZ

  4. Qualified Opportunity Zone Business • Trade or Business • Substantially all tangible property is QOZ Business Property – 90%/70% rule • 50% of gross income from active conduct of business • Substantial portion of intangible property used in active conduct • Less than 5% of property is nonqualified financial property • No federal sins - no golf course, country club, massage parlor, hot tub facility, sun tan parlor, racetrack or other gambling and liquor store

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