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Updated 9 months ago, 03/12/2024

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Wondering how to minimize taxes owed to IRS from rental properties

Brian Hunsaker
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We have 3 rentals, and Turbotax says we made about $27k off the 3 combined last year, so I ended up having to pay the IRS $8k. Currently the tenants pay us directly to our bank accounts. 

Would we owe less if we set up an LLC (s corp?) and had the renters pay the LLC? Open to any ideas.

We live in Texas but all the rentals are in Washington state, if that matters.

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