Rent Tax Deduction
November 24th, 2009
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Question: How do Tax Deductions work when you rent out your primary house?
I’m going to rent out my primary (and only) house for few years, as I’m moving for work to a different state.
How do i deduct the mortgage interest paid and property tax? Do I deduct it from my income tax, as usual? Do I subtract it from the rent income to reduce (or almost eliminate) taxes on the rental income? or maybe both?!
Thanks.
Answer: Instead of deducting mortgage interest and property taxes on Schedule A, itemized deduction, you would now be deducting them on Schedule E, along with the reporting of income collected, and ordinary, necessary expenses for the upkeep of your new rental property.
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