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David Baker
  • Franklin, TN
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Tax implications of a single flip

David Baker
  • Franklin, TN
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Hi all, I have read several posts on first flips and taxes but have yet to find the answer.  So here goes!  

My wife and are both employed and in a higher tax bracket.   So if I flip a house this year and profit $25k am I going to have to pay at my current tax rate plus self employment taxes or just my current rate (assuming it doesn't bump me up)?  Sorry for the run-on sentence.  

And a followup when does one have to start paying self employment taxes?

Thanks!

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