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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Does the 50% rule include taxes?
Hey!
Does the 50% rule include taxes? Also, how are the taxes on multifamily properties made? As a regular LLC annually, quarterly, monthly?
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it sounds like you might be referring to income tax and not property tax. @John Leavelle is correct about the 50% rule, although you are better off just getting actual numbers and running your numbers on the real thing from the beginning.
LLCs are pass through entities, so gains/losses pass through to your personal return and are calculated annually when you file your personal return.