
Missouri Set to Cut Capital Gains Taxes
Missouri Is Leading the Way. Will Investors Be the Biggest Winners?
In May 2025, Missouri legislators passed House Bill 594, a potentially transformative law that would exempt long-term capital gains from state income taxes. Now pending the governor’s signature, this bill positions Missouri to become the first U.S. state to eliminate such taxes entirely for individuals.
If enacted, the law would apply to gains from real estate, stocks, cryptocurrencies, and other assets held for more than one year.
For commercial real estate investors, this change could have an immediate and lasting impact on net returns.
Why This Matters for Real Estate Investors
Here’s what HB 594 could unlock if signed into law:
✅ 0% state tax on gains from multifamily real estate sales
✅ Higher cash-on-cash returns and overall IRR
✅ Incentives to hold long-term, appreciating assets
✅ Alignment with CS3’s Class A multifamily investment strategy
This makes the opportunities CS3 has for you even more valuable—especially for those seeking to grow their capital while optimizing tax efficiency.
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Final Thoughts
This bill isn’t law yet—but Missouri’s move could signal a broader shift toward investor-friendly tax policy. If you’ve been considering real estate as part of your financial strategy, now is the time to act.
At CS3 Investments, we help accredited investors navigate market shifts, capitalize on emerging advantages, and build durable portfolios backed by high-quality real estate assets.