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Updated over 2 years ago, 07/29/2022

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Azin Eftekhari
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Depreciation not enough to offset taxes

Azin Eftekhari
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Hi,

If the yearly depreciation is less than the Income minus all other expenses,  do we need to start paying taxes on the left over income?

example : 

Net Income : Rent - (mortgage+insurance+tax+expenses) = $7,500 per year
Property Purchase price : 200,000

Depreciation = 200,000 / 27.5 = $7,272 per year

Do I have to pay taxes on the $228?

Does this mean there is too much equity in the property? We did a refi last year. 

Thank you,

Azi

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