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Owen Mitchell
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Can a file for Non-Income Tax?

Owen Mitchell
  • New to Real Estate
  • Jacksonville, NC
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Hi BP Family just wanted to know if I haven't done a deal yet, so I have no income but I have a LLC and I've spent money for my business on stuff like tools, material for my office, the BP books, my mileage Driving for $$$ and etc. Do I file taxes and claims these as a write off? I'll be so grateful for your help?

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    Ashish Acharya
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    Ashish Acharya
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    Originally posted by @Owen Mitchell:

    Hi BP Family just wanted to know if I haven't done a deal yet, so I have no income but I have a LLC and I've spent money for my business on stuff like tools, material for my office, the BP books, my mileage Driving for $$$ and etc. Do I file taxes and claims these as a write off? I'll be so grateful for your help?

      Not likely in 2020.

    You can deduct them as startup expenses, if less than 5000, in 2021 tax return. 

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