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Updated almost 9 years ago, 01/27/2016

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Ralph Burrell
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Co-owned Rental Property Tax Question

Ralph Burrell
  • Central, SC
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I co-own a rental property with my Father.  I paid 100% of the expenses for the property this year, and also received 100% of the rental income.  (This includes mortgage interest).

Can I report/deduct 100% of the income/expenses on my schedule E, or will I only be allowed to report/deduct 50%?

Thanks!

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