Article Date:
October 2021


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530

 

 

IRS Audit: Both IRS and CPA Wrong on This Rental Property Audit


Before getting to the description of this audit, here are two key points to know:

 

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You may deduct your real estate rental property losses against all income when you both qualify as a real estate professional and materially participate in the property (or group of properties, if grouped).

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You may use cost segregation to create big deductions with a rental property.

 

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