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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Using my Tenants Internet Service
I just closed on a house hack and my tenant who has lived in the property for 2 years has previously split the internet bill with the other occupant in the duplex. I would like to do the same.
I'm thinking there must be a reason to keep her incoming rent separate from what I pay her for internet, but it would be easier if I could take it off of her rent. Does anyone know of any tax or legal reason why I should keep them seperate?
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I think it's much better to keep your relationship strictly business. Sharing internet, is like being roommates. I think you should just get your own internet. If you can take the home office exemption through the IRS, you can write off your internet most likely anyway.