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Property details
Depreciation
Property type
Estimated depreciation taken
$174,545
12 years × $14,545 per year
Assumes the building is 80% of the purchase price and land is 20%.

Recapture applies to depreciation you could have taken, even if you never claimed it. If you used cost segregation, bonus depreciation, or acquired this property through an earlier exchange, your actual figure is likely higher. Capital improvements depreciate separately and aren't counted here.

Tax parameters
Taxable sale: $383,086 estimated tax on the sale. With a 1031 exchange: $0 estimated tax on the sale, $383,086 of tax deferred today.
Estimated results
Column A · Taxable sale
$383,086
Estimated tax on sale
Federal capital gains
19% × $860,000
$162,542
Depreciation recapture
Up to 25% × $174,545
$43,636
State income tax
Up to 13.30% × $1,034,545
$137,595
Net investment income tax
3.8% net investment income tax
$39,313
Net to investor after tax: $1,026,914
Column B · 1031 exchange
$0
Estimated tax on sale
Tax deferred today: $383,086
Federal capital gains
Deferred
$162,542
Depreciation recapture
Deferred
$43,636
State income tax
Deferred
$137,595
Net investment income tax
Deferred
$39,313
Equity working in replacement property: $1,410,000
Transaction summary
Adjusted basis
$375,455
Net sale proceeds
$1,410,000
Total realized gain
$1,034,545
Effective tax rate
37.0%
NIIT applies
Yes
State rate
13.30%

Federal capital gains

Long-term rates apply when the property was held more than a year. For 2026: 0% below $49,450 single / $98,900 joint, 15% through $545,500 / $613,700, 20% above. A 1031 exchange defers this tax by rolling the gain into the replacement property.

Depreciation recapture

Depreciation taken during ownership is recaptured under Section 1250 at up to 25%, regardless of your ordinary income bracket. A properly structured 1031 exchange defers this along with the capital gain.

State income tax

Most states tax capital gains as ordinary income. California taxes up to 13.3%. Nine states have no income tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming. Washington’s separate capital gains excise tax does not apply to real estate. California, Oregon, Montana, and Massachusetts track deferred gains across state lines.

Net investment income tax

An additional 3.8% applies when modified AGI exceeds $200,000 (single) or $250,000 (joint). These thresholds have not been indexed for inflation since 2013. A 1031 exchange defers NIIT because the gain is not recognized in the year of the exchange.

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Educational use only. This calculator is a hypothetical computational tool for general informational and educational purposes. It does not constitute tax, legal, investment, or financial advice. Individual circumstances vary. Tax rates and thresholds are based on 2026 published figures and are subject to change. Consult a qualified tax professional before making any tax-related decisions. LRC 1031 is a brand of APX 1031 Exchange Services, a qualified intermediary. No offer to sell securities is being made on this page.