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Jeff Iverson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lake Mills, WI
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Starting a lawncare business and charging your own properties

Jeff Iverson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lake Mills, WI
Posted

Hello Everyone,

I own a few properties that require lawn care and snow removal. I currently contract this out. I am considering doing this myself, but was wondering if there is any tax benefits in creating a separate LLC for this and charging my own properties for this service? Of course there is savings for doing this myself and not contracting it out, but can I benefit in other ways? Please give me your thoughts. has anyone else done this?

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