Do I have to pay GET (and TAT) on my rental income from another state? Reply George Krischke, Principal Broker, Hawaii Living LLC says: February 1, 2024 at 12:22 am Aloha Kira! No. – GET and TAT only apply to rental income from Hawaii properties. More here: https://www.hawaii...
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How do you avoid depreciation recapture tax on rental property? There is a way to avoid depreciation recapture tax. If your client sells the rental property and wants to reinvest the proceeds from the sale into another investment real estate that is of equal or greater value, they may be ab...
State Tax Returns You live in Colorado and have a rental property in California. You will need to file a California non-resident tax return even if the rental loses money. You have an income-generating asset in their state, Also, please consider that a taxing jurisdiction has the right to...
Creating an LLC for a rental property in another state can be one of the smartest moves a real estate investor makes. Liability is reduced and assets are kept separate. Paying taxes is simplified, and the LLC’s business expenses can be used to reduce income before it’s passed through to...
Final Thoughts On Rental Tax Deductions It’s hard to get ahead if 50% of your income goes to taxes (which it probably is if you add up everything you pay in sales, property, federal, state, local, and FICA taxes). But by being savvier with your documentation and deductions, landlords...
Another key tax deduction is the allowance fordepreciation. Rather than taking one large deduction when you buy (or improve) a property, depreciation lets you deduct the costs over the property'suseful life. The IRS lets you depreciate a rental property if it meets these requirements: ...
Depreciation may produce a nominal loss, which you may deduct against other income. In other words, you may achieve net positive cash flow from the rental income minus expenses and still have a net loss for tax purposes. But be aware that depreciation also reduces the cost basis of a proper...