Tax Law & Deductions for Landlords
For landlords, tax deductions can make the difference between earning a profit and losing money. If you are a landlord, you'll want to take advantage of the many valuable tax deductions available to you.
Converting or Selling Your Rental Property
Converting or Selling Your Rental Property
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Taxes You Need to Pay When Selling Rental Real Estate
Learn about taxes you will have to pay when you sell rental property at a profit or loss.
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Taxes When You Convert Your Rental Property to Your Personal Residence
Thinking of moving into a rental property before you sell it? Be aware of tax consequences before doing so.
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Filing Your Taxes When You're a Landlord
How landlords own residential rental property affects the tax returns you must file each year.
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Top Ten Tax Deductions for Landlords
Learn about the many tax deductions available to rental property owners.
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How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects Landlords
Learn how landlords can save on taxes under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Section 179 Expensing: How Rental Property Owners Can Deduct Long-Term Asset Costs
How rental property owners can speed up depreciation deductions with Section 179
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How Landlords Can Deduct Casualty and Theft Losses from Their Taxes
Find out how a fire or other casualty loss to your rental property affects your taxes.
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Deducting Expenses You Incur Before Your Real Estate Business Begins
Special tax deductions are available to landlords when they start a residential rental business.
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Is Your Rental Activity a Business or an Investment?
It's to landlords' advantage tax-wise to categorize their rental activities as a business, not an investment.
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