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Mayer M.
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Dealer vs. investor for tax filings?

Mayer M.
  • Investor
  • Cherry Hill, NJ
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Hey, So I flip homes and have rentals. Question is should my tax returns for my LLC file me as a dealer or investor? Real estate is not my primary source of income and I do not do any of the work myself. I simply find and finance the properties and assist in sourcing the remodel to sub contractors. My 2017 tax returns were just filed and I was filed as a dealer, but another accountant states I should’ve been filed as an investor. He also states that I should not amend the return because it will likely trigger an audit. Can anyone provide any insight?

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