In a message dated 3/10/00 1:24:34 AM Central Standard Time,
sasha1@netcom.com writes:
> What are the tax rules for exchanging houses?
> How about international exchanges?
> What are the barter-regulating laws in general?
I'm no tax lawyer (perhaps THAT is the lowest form of life), but the US tax
system is designed -- in theory -- to "capture" income and capital gains from
in-kind exchanges.
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