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Updated about 6 years ago,

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Paul Passafiume
  • Prospect, KY
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Qualified Business Income

Paul Passafiume
  • Prospect, KY
Posted

This new QBI tax break is great but very confusing. Here's the deal. My main day job is as a 1099 IC doctor. I am actively involved in real estate investment and self manage my 11 units, interacting with tenants often. I definitely took the QBI for my real estate activity as I am actively involved, including in accounting for them, deposits, tenant interaction, even some maintenance or fielding the maintenance out (real estate in sole member LLC)

For 2018 taxes, do both jobs count as QBI? The physician job I am paid an hourly rate that includes malpractice. Once I deduct the malpractice and get my SEP, HSA, and other deductions, I fall below the married filing joint threshold of 315k. 

Any CPAs out here specialized in working with doctors? I do have my own CPA but he seems to be confused on this himself and told me he needs to research it. I am thinking about switching to a CPA who specializes in working with doctors. 

Can I take the 20% QBI deduction as a physician employed as an IC in my own name since that is my own trade? There seems to be some confusion as to whether healthcare is excluded from the QBI criteria....

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