Destroying entire neighborhoods, taking lives and displacing over 100,000 people, the multiple wildfires still raging in Los Angeles County are among the worst in California history. In an effort to grant some relief to the disaster victims, last week the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) extended due dates for both tax returns as well as granted extensions for Section 1031 exchanges.
As a result, taxpayers who live in or ha...
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