I'm joining Polen Capital and Practus tax attorney Ray Holst on 4/9 for an @RIAChannel webinar, to answer questions #RIAs have about Section 351 exchanges — and demo how @ExchangiFi makes the process simple for advisors.
Earn CE credit (CFP / IWI / CFA).
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Wealthy investors poured $8.7 billion into 39 new ETFs via tax-free Section 351 exchanges, dumping stock for diversified ETFs.
@larryswedroe does an great write up of @TaxAlphaInsider excellent legal analysis of section 351 transfers of SMAs to ETFs.
https://t.co/o2TW6FN7Hv
Savvy, tax-averse investors often ponder, "could 351 exchange combined with in-kind redemption under 851(b)(6) erase capital gains for good?"
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F/m just launched the 1st (and most boring) dual share class fund imaginable.
Ironically, $TBIL holds T-bills, an asset with no capital gains, and most #ETF observers had expected mutual funds to add ETF share classes.
My latest piece on @etf_central
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Can you move crypto into an ETF without blowing up your tax bill?
Matthew Bucklin, Founder of @ExchangiFi, breaks down the first credible path using Section 351, and why it is legally possible but far from simple.
👉Read here: https://t.co/f5LNp0HAZr
My recent article with @etf_central explores how Section 351 exchange might apply to digital assets, such as $BTC. It covers why direct exchanges don't work and how a 2-step structure could offer a solution under current law. https://t.co/wlBMirP71B #Bitcoin#ETFs#CryptoTax
How can Section 351 ETF conversions diversify appreciated stock positions of HNW investors while making the IRS wait to get paid? @Matt_Bucklin of @ExchangiFi offers four scenarios. #tax#capitalgains#ETFs
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RIAs Bullish & other stats from @Vetta_Fi survey on @ETFPrime@NateGeraci
On #crypto 53% hold 0% crypto, 38% hold 1%-10%. @MurphyCinthia says reasons clients add crypto 1) 50% speculation 2) 28% diversification 3) 22% FOMO. 0% conviction in #blockchain
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The top tax stories of 2025 for financial advisors by @TobySalFP. The list below of the top tax stories from 2025 displays only some of the many rich links to planning and wealth management in @finplan. #TaxPlanning#WealthManagement#351Exchange https://t.co/mp158l9q5I
ETF Legal & Share Class Structures: A Regulatory Crossroads.
This panel from the @ETF_Global Forum tackles that topic head-on, exploring how recent approvals and SEC guidance are shaping the future of fund formation.
https://t.co/dXNITfvPBb
5 Best ETFs for Tax-Loss Harvesting
"ETFs may be more effective when harvesting tax benefits," explains Brian Jacobs. "Different #ETFs providing similar exposure can be swapped multiple times in the same 31 day period."
https://t.co/MQVW03UQq3 via @usnews
Matt Bucklin, Founder of ExchangiFi, discusses how 351 exchanges can impact investors' portfolio diversification and tax deferral strategies. @ExchangiFi@Matt_Bucklin
Next week at the ETP Forum, I’ll be moderating “ETF Legal & Share Class Structures: A Regulatory Crossroads.”
We’ll explore multi-share class models, SEC updates, and the shifting ETF regulatory landscape. #ETFs#FundFormation@ETF_Global@Expert_Series
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When a stock like $EA or $BHF gets taken private, investors often face an immediate tax hit. A Section 351 ETF exchange can defer those gains — turning a forced sale into a smart, tax-advantaged move.
Read how it works 👇
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Here are five ways that financial investors suggest cushioning your portfolio in case the AI boom turns into a bust.
And, even better! Rebalance out of those concentrated positions into global or equal weight tax-deferred with a 351 exchange. https://t.co/INJc1jPmlv by @kryshur
What’s the Difference Between 351 Exchanges and Exchange Funds? by @DebbieCarlson1
"351 exchanges are also commonly used by advisors who initially relied on direct indexing to tax-loss harvest and need another tax-mitigating strategy."
https://t.co/PAZKvD5rJo - @TheDailyUpside
New research by @cerulli_assoc finds nearly 70% agree it’s important their advisor help reduce their tax bill
"they might be using things like direct indexes or ETFs or Section 351 exchange funds"
#351exchange
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Inker and Pease argue that 80% of the S&P’s outperformance relative to advanced economies since 2010 arose from two sources that are unlikely to repeat: dollar strengthening and near all-time high valuation ratios, which “always beggar future returns.”
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Some funds, @hamilton_lane, buy stakes in other #PE funds on secondary market at big discounts then mark them up immediately to official NAV, resulted in paper "gains" of 1,000% in a single day. See @verdadcap "The Bubble No One Sell" https://t.co/BCRG0BUF4b by @JonathanWeil