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Yes, the property is considered substantially improved as QOZ business property for purposes of the 90% investment standard during the 30-month substantial improvement period, provided that the QOF reasonably believes that the property will meet the substantial improvement requirements by the end of the period.
During the 30-month substantial improvement period, the property is considered substantially improved for purposes of the 90% investment standard, provided the QOF reasonably expects to meet the substantial improvement requirements by the end of the period. This allows the property to be treated as QOZ business property during the improvement phase, ensuring compliance with the 90% investment standard.
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§ 1.1400Z2(d)-1. Qualified opportunity funds and qualified opportunity zone businesses.
§ 1.1400Z2(d)-2. Qualified opportunity zone business property.
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