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Juliette V.
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Tennessee Taxes on Rental Income

Juliette V.
  • Nashville, TN
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What are the tax laws on rental income in the state of Tennessee?

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Tom Shepard
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@dawnwilkins

Don't know if you got your answer on this. I would get a second opinion from a different tax person. From what I have read the excise and franchise tax are only on entities (LLC, S-corp, etc), and if it's a LLC that's family owned (95%) and "derives substantially all of its income from passive investments" (66.7%+) then you can apply for a waiver of the franchise and excise tax. It's called FONCE (family owned non-corporate entity) if you want to look it up and read what I read.

Best of luck to you!

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