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Did you know about the Augusta Rule (IRC §280A(g))?

Ashish Acharya
#1 Tax, SDIRAs & Cost Segregation Contributor
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The Augusta Rule (Section 280A of the IRS Code) lets you rent out your personal residence for up to 14 days a year without having to report that rental income on your taxes. That means tax-free money.

For business owners, this can be even more strategic:
• Rent your home to your business for meetings or events
• Deduct the rental expense from the business
• Receive the income personally—without paying taxes on it

Key compliance notes:
• Limited to 14 rental days per year
• Must charge fair market rent for the space

This is a powerful, legal strategy to reduce business taxes and build personal wealth—especially when documented properly.

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