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Jimmy Atkinson, founder of OpportunityDb and Host of the Opportunity Zones Podcast
Opportunity Zones
The total number of census tracts certified as Opportunity Zones by the U.S. Treasury. (Full List)
Unrealized capital gains eligible for Opportunity Zones investment and tax treatment. (Source)
Former Treasury Secretary Mnuchin’s estimate of private capital that will flow into QOZs. (Source)
When you invest a capital gain in a Qualified Opportunity Fund, recognition of your gain is deferred until December 31, 2026.
After holding your Opportunity Zone investment for a 5-year period, your initial capital gain recognition is reduced by 10%. (Note: This benefit expired on 12/31/21.)
Any capital gain resulting from your Opportunity Zone investment is tax-free after holding for at least 10 years.
In today’s “man-on-the-street” style episode, Jimmy Atkinson conducts five rapid-fire live interviews at the ADISA 2022 Spring Conference, featuring OZ investing insights from Erik Hayden (Urban Catalyst), James Brunger (Capital Square), Jamie Nahon (Eagle OZ),
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Learn how you can voice your support for the Opportunity Zones Improvement, Transparency, and Extension Act (H.R.7467 / S.4065). OpportunityDb founder Jimmy Atkinson recently co-hosted a webinar on this very topic with Chris Cooley of
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