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All Forum Posts by: Ansari A.

Ansari A. has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Thanks for your replies.

its not very clear to me yet, but reading some of the articles online, it looks like 20% deduction is applicable for any income from LLC?

some  articles: 

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-new-tax-law-...

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/how-the-re...

My lender wont let me transfer title to LLC (due-on-sale clause). Can I still route the rent income to LLC registered in my name even though the property does not belong to llc?

I am using Taxact online, I don't see any worksheets produced by the software. Is it required to send the worksheet along with the return? 

Thanks you all. 

For 2017 taxes, should I enter expenses for 2017 as $2500 (enough to offset income for the year) and in 2018 use the losses of $1500 or should I enter the actual expense of $4000 in 2017? 

Post: Can expenses be carried over to next tax year?

Ansari A.Posted
  • Houston, TX
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

Hello All, I purchased my first rental property in Houston on August 2017. I listed it for rent right after closing.

House required painting and many small repairs (not improvements/capex from what I read from IRS rules) I was going to rent it out and do the repairs/painting later, but since I could not find a tenant immediately, I went ahead and hired contractors and got the painting and other repairs done while my property was still advertised for rent.

I was able to rent it out only on November 2017 and have an income of around $2500 for the year.

My painting and other repairs costed me around $4000

Questions:

  1. Can I use part of my expenses ($2500 out of $4000) this year avoid taxes and use the rent of my expenses ($1500) in next years filing? In other words, can you carryover expenses to next year.
  2. If answer to my first question is no, can I show (income minus expense) $1500 as loss this year and deduct it from my income in 2018?
  3. If I had another property, can I combine income from both properties and deduct expenses from both properties? In other words, is there a need to separate income/expense for each property or can it all be combined?

Some additional details if that matters: Property is located in Houston, purchase price is around 100K, rent is around $1250 and its not transferred to LLC yet.

Thank you for your time.