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Rich Thomas
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Positive Cash flow tax rate

Rich Thomas
  • Investor
  • Salem, MA
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Hello, Im going to be in a situation this coming year of having a positive cash flow from my rental properties and had a question im hoping can be answered on here... Will my positive cash flow from rental property be taxed seperately (my tax bracket) or simply added on to my yearly adjusted gross income and then taxed? I do an itemized tax return and have a regular w2 yearly income also.... Thanks for any help!

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Rich Thomas
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Thanks Jd Martin , that makes sense because every other year that Ive had losses it was always taken from the sched E and taken away from my gross. I read a thread on here saying that your positive cash flow is taxed seperately at your tax rate...didnt make any sense to me...

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