An IRS rule can sometimes be used (but not abused) to claim tax-free rental income on your home.
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Let's say your rental property generates less income than it costs to maintain. You'd normally want to deduct those losses to lower your taxable income, right? Well, the At-Risk rules limit your deduction to the amount you might actually lose—the money you've put int...
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If you sell your property at a profit, you can defer the amount of your gain by using the proceeds to buy like-kind property under the IRS' Section 1031 Rules. These rules permit taxpayers to defer any gain on the sale of certain kinds of property if they use the proceeds to purchase...
There are special rules for computing your business percentage if you run a daycare facility in a part of your home that's not exclusively used for the business. Part II - Figure Your Allowable Deduction This is where you report your expenses related to the business use of ...
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You must complete IRS Form 5695 if you qualify to claim the non-business energy property credit or the residential energy-efficient property credit.