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Rental Property Deductions You Can Take at Tax Time
Rental property often offers larger deductions and tax benefits than most investments. Many of these are overlooked by landlords at tax time. This can make a difference in making a profit or losing money on your real estate venture. If you own a rental property, the IRS allows you to deduct expenses you pay for the upkeep and maintenance of the property, conserving and managing the property, and other expenses deemed necessary and associated with property rental. Read more…
What is Form 4835: Farm Rental Income and Expenses
As with all businesses, the IRS requires you to report the income and expenses involved with running that business, including a farm rental. If you're the owner of a farm but not the one actively farming the land, generally you'll report your income and expenses using IRS Form 4835. If you're a farmer who actually farms the land, however, you fall under a different tax classification even if you also own the land. The IRS provides instructions for Form 4835 as to whether you should be categorized as a farmer or a landowner. Read more…
Cost Basis: Tracking Your Tax Basis
Cost Basis or Tax Basis? Whatever you call it, don't fear it. TurboTax helps you figure it out, and makes preparing your tax return easier. Read more…
Real Estate Tax and Rental Property
If you own investment or rental property, TurboTax will help you with deductions, depreciation, and getting your biggest possible refund. Read more…
Selling Rental Real Estate at a Loss
You may own rental real estate that you need to sell at a loss. To help ease the pain, losses from selling rental properties generally receive favorable tax treatment. Read more…
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