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Updated 6 months ago,
Tax Implications of Flipping Houses
Hi all!
Flipping houses can be profitable, but it's essential to understand the tax implications:
1. Ordinary Income: Profits from flips are typically considered ordinary income, not capital gains.
2. Self-Employment Tax: If flipping is your business, you may owe self-employment tax.
3. Expense Deductions: Deduct direct expenses like materials, labor, and selling costs.
4. Holding Period: Short-term vs. long-term holding affects tax treatment.
What challenges have you faced with taxes when flipping properties?
- Bette Hochberger
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- 954-639-4060
Bette Hochberger, CPA, CGMA
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