Anything that you pay for on behalf of your tenants that they don't reimburse

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Jul 7, 2024
9:42:42am

Bainge Playmaker

Anything that you pay for on behalf of your tenants that they don't reimburse

you for counts as an expense against the rental income, so this would be included in that.

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Bainge

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Rental Property Tax Deduction Question

Zombre

Jul 7, 8:50am

Like, all $15 of it?

Jul 7, 8:52am

I buy 4 or 5 bags at a time along with air filters for the furnace. Probably $85

Zombre

Jul 7, 8:53am

It’s a legitimate expense for your rental. No problem deducting that.

LaserCoug

Jul 7, 8:55am

Thanks!

Zombre

Jul 7, 9:06am

Do you do your own taxes? Or is this the first Tax year owning a Rental?

JohnnyC

Jul 7, 8:59am

this will be the first tax year

Zombre

Jul 7, 9:06am

I would suggest hiring one….they will be able to identify all the cash and

JohnnyC

Jul 7, 9:15am

Yeah, legitimate deduction.

citron

Jul 7, 9:05am

Deduct everything. When in doubt, deduct

Jul 7, 9:31am

Anything that you pay for on behalf of your tenants that they don't reimburse

Bainge

Jul 7, 9:42am

You can also deduct replacing carpet and repairing garage doors.

Jul 7, 9:47am

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