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How much Depreciation?
let's say I have rental property income of $15k per year, expenses of $4k and depreciation of $5000
I am in a 40% tax bracket
When I write off my expenses And depreciation on my taxes, am I writing off a total of $9k (expenses plus depreciation ) or just 40% of those which is only $3600?
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Wayne Brooks
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Your actual cash income is $11,000. With the depreciation deduction of $5,000, you are only being taxed on $6,000. So, you saved the taxes on the $5000 depreciation (40% would be $2,000 in savings). You Will pay back the tax on that depreciation deduction when/if you sell, at a max rate of 25% (currently).