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Robert Norvell
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Tax documents

Robert Norvell
  • Investor
  • Fort Smith, AR
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Easy question here, I hope. I just started renting out my first house and Im trying to find out what tax documents I need to file when i collect the monthly rent. Im assuming I need to fill those docs out monthly. Is this correct?

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Kyle J.
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Kyle J.
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Not sure what you might be referring to but there are no monthly tax documents that you need to file to collect rent.  You just need some sort of system or method, which could be anything from a software program to an old school ledger, for keeping track of your income/expenses for when you file your yearly taxes.

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