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formation, see Opportunity Zones Frequently Asked Questions on IRS.gov. Deferral of gain invested in a QOF. If you realize a gain from an actual, or deemed, sale or exchange with an unrelated person and dur-ing the 180-day period beginning on the date realizing the gain, invested an amount of the . TIP. gain in a QOF, you may be able to elect ...
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