Not exact matches
The identity verification process at Bitcoin
exchanges typically involves providing
personal information, such as date
of birth, address, name and attaching proof
of residence and proof
of identity documents.
Internal Revenue Code Section 121 (d)(11) was amended per section 840
of the 2004 legislation for the property acquired as replacement property in a 1031
exchange, rented for two years, converted and later sold as a
personal residence.
1979), the Ninth Circuit held that a
personal residence of a taxpayer was not eligible for
exchange under Section 1031, explaining that «[it] has long been the rule that use
of property solely as a
personal residence is antithetical to its being held for investment.»