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Daniel Liu
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Diamond Bar, CA
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how to pay w2 from rental property passive income

Daniel Liu
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Diamond Bar, CA
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We owned S Corp with rental properties. All rental incomes are passive. We hired an employee as property manager. Can we pay him w-2 from rental income? Thanks for your help.

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Account Closed
  • Property Manager
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Account Closed
  • Property Manager
  • Philadelphia, PA
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This sounds like a CPA question, which I'm not, so please verify with your accountant.  Any entity or person can hire an employee so you can pay him a W-2.  Based on your question, it sounds like all the rental properties are owned under the S-Corp.  If that's the case, the S-Corp hires the employee and pays him.  The employee salary is a deduction against rental income.  

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