Not exact matches
It absolutely killed us last year as we weren't able to
deduct any
losses from
real estate because our AGI was too high collective.
If you lived with your spouse at any time during the year, you can not
deduct a
loss from passive rental
real estate activity.
Here, in the US, we have a stripped down version of negative gearing for rental properties - its called «rental
real estate activity passive
losses», and investors can
deduct losses against current income, but up to a certain limit, with phase - out at high income levels.
The non-professional can
deduct up to $ 25K in
real estate loss against ordinary income so long as their adjusted gross income is under $ 100K.
The level of involvement that
real estate owners must meet to qualify to
deduct up to $ 25,000 of passive
losses from rental
real estate.
This legislation limited the amount of
loss that investors who did not actively participate in the management of the
real estate they owned could
deduct from their taxes to $ 25,000 a year.
While passive
loss rules severely restrict the ability to
deduct rental property
losses from other nonrental income,
real estate professionals can claim an exemption.
Real estate professionals are allowed to deduct, from their income, all their rental real estate activity losses without any restricti
Real estate professionals are allowed to
deduct, from their income, all their rental
real estate activity losses without any restricti
real estate activity
losses without any restrictions.
And up to $ 25,000 of
Real estate losses may be
deducted for certain individuals.