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Yenlan Patton Should you make improvement of rental property to reduce tax ?
26 July 2018 | 12 replies
It can be especially effective if you had lived in the home for the 2 of the 5 year requirement, rented it out the other 3, made improvements to reduce your taxable income, then sold the property and harvested the capital gains.At some point, however, you have to just accept that if you are making money you are paying taxes.
Prashanth Ven Tax loss harvesting
8 August 2023 | 2 replies

Hi Experts,Thinking of selling a rental investment that will probably be at a loss, it also had passive losses. Can I offset any of the below with these losses:1) Short/long-term capital-gains from stock sale2) W2 inc...

Michael King Calling all Aussies!
9 December 2020 | 123 replies
I have  recruited a few close friend who live in or near  Atlanta GA ,Chattanooga TN and Miami FL, as well as my sister in-law in NJ   and all are keen to help ..This last few days our PI  farm manager harvested and sold some of our crops,  so our PI bank account Is looking very healthy , now we won’t have to dip into our AUS  saving to cover the trip there next month.  
Paul Vail The CPA search continues...
30 July 2023 | 4 replies
I see that such interest from an individual or LLC is treated as ordinary income, so if I can tax-loss harvest from equities to offset the gains, how to optimize?   
Dustin Young Pricing on new STR Cabin in Gatlinburg
2 August 2023 | 9 replies
He avoided taxes by purchasing it, and he’s harvesting some loses to carry forward on the acquired property.  
Sam Caldwell Timber/Forestry 1031 Exchange
1 August 2023 | 4 replies
Just like buying any other kind of agricultural land and then leasing the land to farmers/timber harvesters.In the past timber deeds or long term leases to harvest timber have been separated from the land deed itself. 
Erik Sherburne Investing in land in Minnesota
28 February 2021 | 9 replies
Plan to pay 25 to 30% down and from my experience you could expect a return of about 6% over many years with timber harvests.
Dario Miles Capital gains with two co-signers
7 August 2023 | 10 replies
She can potentially tax loss harvest if she other assets, e.g. stocks, to offset the gain, or some of it, thus eliminating the tax liability.Consult a qualified professional or two...
Rahul Sunkavalli Roth 401K and Roth IRA
7 December 2018 | 37 replies
Consider paying tax on the seeds and reaping the harvest tax free.
Jordan OBrien 5% down or 10% down
10 May 2023 | 18 replies
While I am a big fan of BRRRR I feel at the beginning stages of investing it’s sometimes best to build up equity and establish greater cash flows through payment of rent than by harvesting as much as you can every single time just to reinvest more.