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P. Hendershott, J. Follain, David Ling (1986)
Real Estate and the Tax Reform Act of 1986NBER Working Paper Series
Examines the way in which the 1986 Tax Reform Act affected thestatus of US real estate as a tax shelter. Demonstrates that because taxbenefits previously were an important component of total returns fromincome producing real estate, its immediate effect is to reduceaftertax returns from real estate. Argues that if market values falland rents rise, however, aftertax returns from income producing realestate should be sufficient to attract individual US investors. Addsthat the 1986 Tax Act should attract more US pension funds and foreigninvestors to US investment real estate given that the buying advantageof US investors has been reduced.
Journal of Valuation – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jan 1, 1989
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