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re: Employee Payroll Tax Withholdings-Question
Posted on 7/30/13 at 4:02 pm to LSUMon
Posted on 7/30/13 at 4:02 pm to LSUMon
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You will actually get more deductions this way: Deduct 100% of interest, insurance, real estate taxes, and expenses against the rental income on your Schedule E, and still take the standard deduction of 5,950.
Ok, so the rental income will be seperated from my salary and investments?
The rental income will be deducted by the acceptable homeowner deductions, and I would still be able to take the standard deduction off of my personal income?
Thanks
Posted on 7/31/13 at 9:04 am to Oenophile Brah
Yes.
The rental income goes on Schedule E of the return. The income is then reduced by the expenses associated with the property. The net amount is what you include as part of your adjusted gross income.
You then still get to take your standard deduction and personal expemption to get to yout taxable income.
If you file your own return, or use turbo tax, I would highly suggested using a CPA this year. You can see how everything is properly reported, and you can always go back after that.
The rental income goes on Schedule E of the return. The income is then reduced by the expenses associated with the property. The net amount is what you include as part of your adjusted gross income.
You then still get to take your standard deduction and personal expemption to get to yout taxable income.
If you file your own return, or use turbo tax, I would highly suggested using a CPA this year. You can see how everything is properly reported, and you can always go back after that.
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