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PROVIDENT 1031 / SERVICES / QUALIFIED OPPORTUNITY ZONES

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 01

What Is a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ)?

CHAPTER 02

Why QOZ for Your 
Capital Gains Tax Strategy?

CHAPTER 03

Qualified Opportunity Zone Tax Benefits

CHAPTER 04

Current QOZ Investment Timeline – Scenario 1

CHAPTER 05

Emergency QOZ Investment Timeline – Scenario 2

CHAPTER 06

Emergency QOZ Investment Timeline – Scenario 3

CHAPTER 07

Master the QOZ Strategy: Exclusive Educational Masterclass

CHAPTER 08

Who Are the Key Players
in QOZ Investments?

CHAPTER 09

The QOZ Investment Team

CHAPTER 10

Understanding QOZ Geographic Scope

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Emergency QOZ Investment Timeline – Scenario 2

Investments Made
After December 31, 2026

This timeline reflects the enhanced and permanent QOZ program established under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Day 0:

Capital Gain Realized

  • You sell an appreciated asset and realize a capital gain. The 180-day countdown begins immediately.

Day 1-30:

Initial Consultation
and Strategy Development

  • Meet with your tax advisor and financial planner to determine investment strategy
  • Decide between standard QOF or Qualified Rural Opportunity Fund (QROF) for enhanced 30% basis step-up
  • Review newly designated Opportunity Zones (redesignated every 10 years starting 2027)

Day 31-90:

Due Diligence and Fund Selection

  • Evaluate QOFs and QROFs based on updated zone designations and investment opportunities
  • Assess whether rural zone benefits (30% step-up, 50% substantial improvement threshold) align with your tax strategy
  • Review fund compliance with new reporting requirements under QOZ 2.0

Day 91-150:

Investment Documentation
and Legal Review

  • Complete subscription agreements with updated QOZ 2.0 compliance provisions
  • Review enhanced reporting obligations for QOFs under the new framework
  • Verify fund qualification under stricter low-income community criteria

Day 151-180:

Final Investment and Tax Election

(CRITICAL DEADLINE)

  • Wire funds to the Qualified Opportunity Fund before the 180-day deadline
  • File Form 8949 to elect the capital gains deferral
  • File Form 8997 to report your QOF investment annually

5 Years from Investment Date:

Basis Step-Up and Gain Recognition

  • Receive 10% basis step-up on your deferred gain (or 30% for QROF investments)
  • Your original deferred capital gain is recognized and taxed, reduced by the step-up benefit
  • This occurs exactly 5 years from your investment date on a rolling basis

10+ Years from Investment:

Tax-Free Exit Opportunity

  • Sell your QOF investment after holding for at least 10 years
  • Pay zero capital gains taxes on the appreciation of your QOZ investment
  • Benefit from unlimited tax-free growth on your new investment

30 Years from Investment:

Basis Step-Up Cap

  • If you hold beyond 30 years, the fair market value step-up is calculated based on the 30-year anniversary value, not the sale date value
  • This clarification ensures tax benefits remain tied to long-term community investment
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