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Mel K.
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Land Trusts and Taxes

Mel K.
  • Investor
  • Bradenton, FL
Posted

Hello BP!

For those of you who hold property in a Land Trust, how exactly is income reported and subsequently taxed?  If it is a rental property producing rental income, would the Trustee and Beneficiary receive K-1s? Say the Trustee manages the property and collects a fee for those services.  The Beneficiary gets the net income after expenses are deducted. Or does the Trustee file a 1099 form and provide that to the Beneficiary as they are providing a service? 

Are there any accountants on BP familiar with taxation and Land Trusts? Thanks in advance!

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