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How do I avoid paying tax a private loan return?

Ivan Souvorov
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Hello all,

A few years ago I let my friend borrow 40k for a real estate project.

A good portion of those funds are being returned to me this year.


Is there anything I need to do specifically with the IRS to avoid paying taxes again on these funds?

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Christopher Smith
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Christopher Smith
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If it was in fact a loan then it's simply a return of the loaned funds which would not typically be taxable (just a return of after tax dollars). 

What were the interest terms on the loan? Any interest received will be taxable.

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