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Jorge Uribe
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How to file rental income taxes

Jorge Uribe
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Desert, CA
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I have a primary residence which I will be renting out and buying a second as house hack. What is the best way to report or file rental income taxes in CA? Sole prop with a DBA or simple on my personal. I know I should be contacting a CPA but I figured someone here can shed some light and help reduce my ignorance. Thank you in advance for any advice given.

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Olufemi Olusanya
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  • Grand Prairie, TX
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Olufemi Olusanya
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@Jorge Uribe

Sole prop. DBA or not it's still a sole prop.

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