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S- Corporations for rental property
Hi Guys,
I am new to this group. I have a couple rental properties and I was advised by my cpa to retitle them in my S-corp. He also wants my to have my rent paid to the S-Corp and start paying all of the bills for the rentals out of the S-corp Bank account. I like the idea of paying all of the expenses out the the Corp Bank account, but I am unclear why I should retitle the Properties in the corp name. Do you any of you guys us S-corps for you renetals? If so why and how? Thanks
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- Tax Strategist| National Tax Educator| Accepting New Clients
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You almost NEVER want Rentals in an S corp.
There is NO tax advantage, and often there can be a ton of negatives. I would recommend a new CPA over this advising.
The reason an S corp saves you money is by allowing a salary and in exchange we can reduce self employment taxes. But rentals already don't pay self employment tax.
Google "Why you shouldn't keep rentals in an S corp" and read the first page or articles on it there.
I know Tax pros who even refer to recommending the S corp for rentals malpractice.
