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    A Sale of Property and Subsequent Purchase of Like-Kind Property
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A Sale of Property and Subsequent Purchase of Like-Kind Property

Question 42

Question 42

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A sale of property and subsequent purchase of like-kind property may be treated as a like-kind exchange if the two transactions are interdependent.

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