The Tax Math Calculator

Run Your
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Enter a capital gain and see it two ways, side by side: a traditional taxable exit, and a tax-advantaged REV Global structure held for ten years. The gap is the point.

Your inputs
Capital gain to deploy$1,000,000
Drag to set the realized gain you are deciding what to do with.
Your capital gains tax rate
The blended rate a fully taxable exit would trigger. Pick the one closest to your situation.
Traditional taxable exit
$0
Illustrative value after 10 years
Tax due now$0
Capital deployed$0
Assumed after-tax IRR17%
REV Global structure
$0
Illustrative value after 10 years
Tax due now$0 deferred
Capital deployed$0
Federal tax on 10-yr appreciation$0
Illustrative difference after 10 years
$0
Two levers drive the gap: deploying the full gain instead of the after-tax remainder, and eliminating federal tax on the appreciation after a ten-year Qualified Opportunity Zone hold.
Details and assumptions. This is an illustration, not a quote, projection of your specific outcome, or offer.

Traditional path: the gain is taxed now at the rate you select, and the remainder compounds at a 17% after-tax IRR over ten years.

REV path: the gain is deferred under a Qualified Opportunity Zone election, the full amount is deployed, and it compounds at a 22% after-tax IRR. After a full ten-year hold, federal tax on the QOZ appreciation is eliminated. These 17% and 22% figures are REV Global's stated illustrative targets, are forward-looking, and are not guaranteed.

Deferral is not elimination. A QOZ defers the original gain; it does not erase it. Under current rules the deferred gain is recognized in a later tax year. Only the new appreciation on the QOZ investment becomes federally tax-free after the ten-year hold. This tool compares growth trajectories to illustrate that mechanism, not a final net-of-all-tax liquidation value. IDC structures work differently again: they reduce Year-1 income tax rather than deferring a gain, and are not modeled here.

Your actual rate, timing, eligibility, and results will differ. This is not tax, legal, or investment advice. Consult your own advisors and see the full disclosures below.
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