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
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.
Landlord Tax Deduction Basics
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Landlord Tax Deduction Basics
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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.
Depreciation and Losses
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Depreciation and Losses
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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.
Running a Rental Business
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Running a Rental Business
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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.
