The Tax-Smart Transition: How Section 351 Exchanges Are Reshaping Portfolio Management
From legacy SMAs to concentrated equity positions, more advisors are turning to Section 351 exchanges as a tax-efficient path forward. This panel of legal, technology, and investment experts explores the mechanics, process, and practical considerations.
Key takeaways
Tax-efficient portfolio transitions
Section 351 exchanges allow advisors to move legacy SMAs and concentrated equity positions into a fund structure without triggering immediate capital gains.
Practical mechanics
Understanding the step-by-step process, documentation requirements, and timeline for executing a Section 351 exchange.
Advisor considerations
Key factors advisors should evaluate when determining whether a 351 exchange is appropriate for their clients’ situations.
Growing adoption
Why more advisors are turning to Section 351 exchanges as a tax-smart path forward for portfolio restructuring.
Topics discussed
Section 351 Exchange Mechanics
How Section 351 of the Internal Revenue Code enables tax-deferred transfers of securities into a fund.
Legacy SMA Transitions
Moving from individually managed separate accounts to a diversified fund structure without triggering taxable events.
Concentrated Positions
Strategies for advisors helping clients with concentrated equity holdings seek tax-efficient diversification.
Process & Implementation
The practical steps, legal requirements, and timeline involved in executing a successful 351 exchange.
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This presentation has been prepared by Polen Capital without taking into account individual objectives, financial situations or needs. It is for informational purposes only and should not be relied on as legal, tax, business, investment, accounting, or any other advice. Investing involves inherent risks. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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