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Kevin Allen
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House flip tax question

Kevin Allen
  • Louisville, KY
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So I I have a couple rentals. I’m rehabbing a house that I’m not sure if aim going to flip or make a rental. If I flip it is the taxes due on my profit this year even if I roll it over as a down payment on another rental? Hope this makes sense

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Ashish Acharya
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Ashish Acharya
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Originally posted by @Kevin Allen:

So I I have a couple rentals. I’m rehabbing a house that I’m not sure if aim going to flip or make a rental. If I flip it is the taxes due on my profit this year even if I roll it over as a down payment on another rental? Hope this makes sense

Do you will pay taxes on the profit from the flip no matter how you use it. 

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