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Frank W Lentine
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Cash flow with not tax liability

Frank W Lentine
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Just had an offer accepted on a 4 plex in Phoenix, AZ.  I work full time for a W-2.  Using the rental property worksheet this property has some good cash flow.  How do I get that cash without paying any income tax? Or, paying very little as I pay enough through my W-2. 

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Victor N.
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  • Wellington, KS
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Victor N.
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  • Wellington, KS
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@Frank W Lentine it depends on how you jold title to the property. If it is in your name or in the name of a one member LLC, you would use Schedule E on your personal 1040. If it is owned by a partnership or multimember LLC taxed as a partnership, you will file a 1065 with an 8825 for the rental. A corporation uses an 1120 or 1120S

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