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Cost Segregation effect on Standard Deduction

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Hi, I make less than $100k from my w2 job and did a cost segregation study on my property. My understanding is that I can deduct up to $25k from my w2 income. Does that mean I can’t take the standard deduction?

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@Jason Kahan

Standard deduction is personal. Rental losses are business. They are not related. You can take both.

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