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Cash Management with 1031 Asset Manager Corporate Treasury departments are responsible for accounting for the daily ebb and flow of corporate cash. In the case of 1031 exchanges, the proceeds from each exchange must be accounted for in determining to which projects the proceeds will be allocated to in a timely manner. Our cash management banking software allows Corporate Treasury to monitor daily the deposits, transfers and withdrawals of each exchange transactions as well as the total aggregate balances. Interest posts daily to each exchange account providing an up to date balance of monies on hand. Monthly reports are available at the end of the reporting cycle or may be printed at any time from the account link. Daily availability of proceeds at the bank allows Corporate Treasury to forecast the future use of cash based on the available exchange or non exchange projects.Cash forecasting with exchange accounts provides a tool to avoid dipping into corporate operating cash, overdraft facilities or short term commercial paper to meet asset acquisition or construction draws. Corporate Treasury may provide additional security by requiring corporate authorization for all withdrawals as well as establishing qualified escrow accounts for each exchange. |
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