Robert M.
Parents loaned me down payment for duplex, I sold it, now who pays capital gains?
3 May 2024 | 33 replies
So my question (which could have been clearer) is less about tax burdens and more of an ethical one of: which party should the tax payment originate from?
Craig Lessler
Airbnb - Active or Passive - Deductibility of Losses Schedule C
3 May 2024 | 30 replies
The PAL rules deal with "activities" and the taxpayer's level of participation in said activities.
Engelo Rumora
IRS Is F@#$ing Me. Please HELP!
1 May 2024 | 16 replies
Taxpayer Advocate Services are a taxpayer funded group that are supposed to be the "watchdog" that helps taxpayers deal with these types of issues with the IRS.
Art Webb
Roth Conversion Calculator
29 April 2024 | 2 replies
Calculator should provide amount of conversion tax payments needed, one or multiple conversion options, Medicare IRMAA impacts, various investment percentages of Roth growth vs IRA growth, and RMD amounts with associated tax bill.I’ve seen numerous CFPs hawk their services for $5,000 or more.
Alex U.
High cost of Affordable housing
27 April 2024 | 3 replies
As the local governments struggle to manage tax payer money responsibly, they should really offer incentives to private builders to build "income restricted" at a much lower price. $220-$300/ft for vertical build costs.
Dee Jesse
Primary Residence: Portion Used as Rental Questions
27 April 2024 | 7 replies
The IRS imposes a 20% penalty for inaccuracy when a taxpayer significantly overstates expenses.
Mica Moore
Self-manage or use a Property Manager?
27 April 2024 | 21 replies
According to IRS Rule That means at least one of the following is true:The taxpayer works 500 or more hours in the business during the year.· The taxpayer does the majority of the work in the business.· The taxpayer works more than 100 hours in the business during the year, and no other staff works more hours than the taxpayer.Hiring a property management company, therefore, effectively off-loads the primary work from the landlord, allowing for the income generated by the investment to remain passive and lower tax rates than active income.
Thomas Talbert
Need some BIGGG Tax Breaks
26 April 2024 | 12 replies
@Thomas Talbert your CPA should be telling you that you need to make yourself a W-2 employee of the company and pay yourself a monthly paycheck.The payroll tax deductions will help avoid a huge end of the year tax bill.Also, too large of a tax bill will piss off the IRS and they may charge you penalties + interest for not making quarterly estimated tax payments.