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Keith Ghion
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newark, DE
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1099 OID Implications on a note purchase?

Keith Ghion
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Newark, DE
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Hi all - I searched the forums and haven't really seen a post addressing this specifically. I'm about to fund a note purchase via JV agreement. Funding will be provided via cash not SDIRA. I'm assuming that end of year tax reporting would be a 1099 INT for any interest payments and a 1099 MISC for profit on any sales. My CPA thinks there might be 1099 OID (Original Issue Discount) implications as well however. Just trying to get a handle on the tax implications there and if anyone can lend insight to any 1099 OID reporting? Thanks!

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