New York · no standalone facilitator chapter found · not legal advice

New York: federal 1031 rules, no QI chapter we opened

New York is not on theverified bonding tablebecause we did not open a Consolidated Laws chapter that licenses or bonds 1031 exchange facilitators. Searches that look only for the word “exchange” will hit custody-exchange (family court) and securities-exchange text. Those are not QI statutes. This is a sourcing result, not a finding that no New York rule could attach on other facts (title, banking, attorney escrow).

What still applies

IRC §1031 and Treas. Reg. §1.1031(k)-1. A Manhattan or upstate closing does not shorten the 45/180 clocks or replace constructive-receipt rules. Seethe timeline. New York may still tax recognized gain that federal law deferred — that is a state-tax overlay, not a QI license. This page does not compute New York tax.

What to ask on a New York file

  • QI legal name, account title, dual-control, current certificates — there is no New York section number here for a statutory alternative.
  • If someone says the QI is “NY licensed,” ask which department and which article. A real-estate or banking license is not a QI charter on the sources opened.

FAQ

Does New York license qualified intermediaries?

No standalone New York exchange-facilitator or QI license chapter was found on the sources opened for this page. Federal QI status remains Treas. Reg. §1.1031(k)-1(g)(4). New York estimated-tax and transfer-tax forms that mention a like-kind exchange are tax-administration paperwork, not a QI charter.

Is there a New York QI bond minimum?

Not on a facilitator chapter we opened. This page does not invent one and does not copy another state’s figure onto a New York file.

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Sources

No New York Consolidated Laws facilitator chapter is cited because none was opened. If a reader has a bill or session law, send the primary URL. This is a QI custody explainer, not legal advice.