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Exchange Escrow Audit
Dual-authorization controls and running reconciliations on funds.
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Based in Boston, MA. Nationwide identification support in 45-day and 180-day windows.
Our Exchange Escrow Audit service provides comprehensive oversight and verification of escrow arrangements for 1031 exchanges involving investors in Boston, MA. This service ensures exchange proceeds are properly held in qualified escrow or qualified trust accounts, all transactions are correctly documented, and compliance is maintained throughout the exchange process. We coordinate with Qualified Intermediaries and qualified escrow agents to verify account structures, review transaction documentation, and ensure proper handling of exchange proceeds. The service includes dual-authorization controls verification, running reconciliations on exchange funds, and oversight of wire transfers and disbursements. We help investors understand escrow requirements, coordinate with escrow agents to establish proper account structures, and provide ongoing audit and verification services to protect exchange eligibility. Our team reviews settlement statements, verifies proceeds handling, and ensures all escrow transactions align with exchange requirements. We coordinate with Qualified Intermediaries to verify proper exchange structure and work with qualified escrow agents to ensure all funds are properly accounted for and disbursed according to exchange requirements. Whether you're conducting a simple exchange or managing complex multi-property transactions, we provide escrow audit services that protect your exchange eligibility and ensure proper handling of all exchange proceeds.
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What is qualified escrow and why is it important for my Boston, MA exchange?
Qualified escrow in Boston, MA refers to escrow accounts that meet IRS requirements for holding exchange proceeds, ensuring you don't have actual or constructive receipt of funds. Qualified escrow agents work with Qualified Intermediaries to hold proceeds securely and disburse them appropriately for replacement property acquisitions. We help Boston investors verify escrow arrangements, coordinate with qualified escrow agents, and ensure all escrow accounts meet IRS requirements for exchange compliance.
How do identification rules relate to escrow arrangements for Boston, MA exchanges?
For Boston, MA exchanges, identification rules require proper documentation and delivery within 45 days, and escrow arrangements must ensure proceeds are held properly until replacement property acquisition. We coordinate with Qualified Intermediaries and qualified escrow agents to verify identification letter delivery, ensure proceeds are held in qualified escrow, and verify that replacement property acquisitions align with identified properties. Our escrow audit services verify all aspects of the exchange process are properly coordinated.
What happens if there's boot in my exchange and how does escrow handle it in Boston, MA?
If boot occurs in your Boston, MA exchange, qualified escrow agents work with Qualified Intermediaries to properly document and disburse boot amounts, which may be taxable. We help verify boot calculations, review escrow documentation, and ensure boot is properly handled according to exchange requirements. Our audit services verify all proceeds, including boot, are properly accounted for and documented.
What are dual-authorization controls in exchange escrow for Boston, MA investors?
Dual-authorization controls in Boston, MA exchange escrow require two-party authorization for disbursements, providing additional security and compliance verification. We help verify dual-authorization controls are properly established, coordinate with qualified escrow agents to ensure controls are maintained, and audit escrow transactions to verify proper authorization for all disbursements. Our service includes ongoing verification of escrow controls and procedures.
How do you audit escrow accounts for Boston, MA exchanges?
We audit escrow accounts for Boston, MA exchanges by reviewing account structures, verifying qualified escrow status, reconciling exchange proceeds, reviewing transaction documentation, and ensuring all disbursements align with exchange requirements. We coordinate with Qualified Intermediaries and qualified escrow agents to verify proper handling, review settlement statements, and ensure all escrow transactions are properly documented and compliant.
What documentation should I receive from escrow for my Boston, MA exchange?
For Boston, MA exchanges, you should receive escrow agreements, account statements, settlement statements, wire transfer confirmations, and other documentation showing proper handling of exchange proceeds. We help review escrow documentation, verify completeness and accuracy, and ensure all required documents are provided. We coordinate with qualified escrow agents and Qualified Intermediaries to verify documentation meets exchange requirements.
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