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CJ F
  • Clearwater, FL
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Does the IRS compare tenant/landlord tax returns?

CJ F
  • Clearwater, FL
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For example, if I state on my return I made 21000 for the year from a duplex, while one tenant says they paid 12000, and the other tenant says they paid 13000. Anyone know if the IRS computers go through and compare addresses & rents and pick up on this?

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Dawn Anastasi
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Dawn Anastasi
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Tenants do report rent on state returns -- at least in Wisconsin. It asks how much you paid in rent with heat included or without heat included. Tenants can request a rent certificate from me if they wish to have the amount stated in writing. The poster CJ F is from Milwaukee so that is where the question is coming from.

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