I have an older lady with rentals. She had 190.00 she had to pay to state last year only because of the rental income, if did not have rentals would not have owed. I'm thinking I can count that as a rental expense because paid in 2016. Am I right?
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Originally posted by Super Mom View PostTrue but there is a deduction for part of the self employment paid. This woman would not have even had to file if not for the small profit on rentals!
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Originally posted by New York Enrolled Agent View PostThe requirement to file is not determined by "small profit" but by gross rents. None of us know the amount of rent collected but you used the word RENTALS (as in more than one). There is a high probability she must file regardless of profit.
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State taxes paid are to be placed on Sched A - Line 5
State tax deductions do not belong on Sched E
Your scenario is unusual, if no Federal Tax from the Sched E, why a State Tax generated on Sched E - I almost never see that --- must be some other income or a depreciation adjustment on Sched E
Sandy
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Originally posted by S T View PostState taxes paid are to be placed on Sched A - Line 5
State tax deductions do not belong on Sched E
Your scenario is unusual, if no Federal Tax from the Sched E, why a State Tax generated on Sched E - I almost never see that --- must be some other income or a depreciation adjustment on Sched E
Sandy
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