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What kind of evidence do I need to show to receive an extension for the Working Capital Safe Harbor from 31 to 55 months?

Why is it not automatic? How do I file this extension?


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  • Marko Belej
    July 19, 2021

    Assuming that you qualify for the extension for the working capital safe harbor from 31 to 55 months, you do not need to file any extension or otherwise provide any evidence to the IRS; it is automatic. You qualify for this extension if (i) your working capital assets were intended to be covered by the safe harbor before June 30, 2021; or (ii) your QOZB is located in a qualified opportunity zone within a federally declared disaster.

  • Scott McIntosh
    July 19, 2021

    You do not need to submit an application for the disaster-related extension of the working capital safe harbor. However, you should retain documentation of COVID-related impacts on your working capital plan in the event of an audit.

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