Do I need to file a tax return for a partnership LLC with no business activity? I’ve heard of a “No/Zero Activity Tax Return” but I want to get some clarification. Much appreciated!
Good afternoon, BP.I'm currently doing research on how to screen applicants, particularly those who are self-employed. One way to verify an applicant's credit history would be to examine their tax returns and other re...
Hello, Curious about the possibility of getting a cashout refi on an investment property. Is it possible to get a loan like that with just 1 year of self employed tax returns? Can provide the 2016 tax return as some...
Hi Everyone, I am new to investing in rental properties as I mostly build and sell and I have a question about showing a loss or breaking even on my income tax return. Let me give you some background. I'm building a ...
Hello,so I am working on the tax return for my mother who passed this year. I understand I will do a 1040 for my mother up until her date of death. The confusion comes with the rental income coming between time of dea...
Hi Everyone!My wife and I live in NJ but own rentals in Indiana managed under IN LLC and its parent WY LLC. We are members of WY LLC with 50-50 ownership. My CPA says 'since both rentals are in another state, it is di...
A Tribute to Julio Gonzalez @EngineeredTaxDear BiggerPockets Community,
As we traverse the intricate landscape of real estate investment, it is imperative to delve into the profound significance of proof of income, s...
Hello, I am looking to buy my first property (most likely an investment fourplex), but just left my job to start a grad program. Prior to this, I had 2 years of good tax returns from 1 stable job as well as my side bu...
My wife and I have W-2 income in Washington state, but have real estate holdings out of state. We need an accountant (and references) with experience in real estate and is extremely comfortable with a remote engagemen...
I'm about to file my 2013 taxes, and I was able to show losses on both of the properties I own after writing off depreciation, interest and repairs ect.
I will be applying for multiple mortgages later this ye...