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How to report taxes on fix & flip where the house is not under my name?
I enetered a partnership with a friend where we would go in 50/50 on purchasing and rehabbing a home last year, and we would then split the profits. We are novices and moved quickly, so we were not able to put the house under our partnership. We have not sold the home yet, but what is the best way to report the spending on my side so that when the house is sold, I am taxed appropriately only on the net gain? Also how can my friend report the payment to me so they are not taxed the full amount of the gains?
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Two people entering into a business activity technically forms a partnership for reporting purposes.
So keep that in mind; and consulting with an accountant would be my recommendation.
If this was all in your friend's name they would report it and have an expense as the payment to you; and you would report your portion/payment.
Whether this is ordinary income/Schedule C or Capital Gain will depend on a number of factors.
