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Real Estate Loss to offset W2 wages for Tax purpose

Wai Hong Wong
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Could we use real estate loss to offset W2 wages income tax? If yes, does the property need to under personal name? Or it works even if it is under a legal entity? Thanks

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If your AGI is under $100k there is a small taxpayer exclusion where you can potentially utilize up to $25k of passive losses against ordinary income (W2) 

It starts to phase out at $100k, goes way completely at $150k. 

It can be from either a self owned, or rental in an entity. 

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