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Updated 9 months ago on . Most recent reply

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STR loophole for AirBnb

Matthew Kauk
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I have an Airbnb that I bought in August of 2023.

Starting in January of 2024. I began to track my hours and where those hours went.

My understanding is that I can use the STR loophole to reduce my wife's taxable income. If I reach 100 hours and more then anyone else for the property.

1. Is there anything else I need to do to be able to take that reduction for my wife?

2. If I add another property do I need to track this property separately or can I track them cumulatively?


Thanks all.

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    Can you even use your tracked hours against your wife's income?

    I have no idea, but this doesn't sound right.

    This is in the tax code not a loophole.

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