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Here's good news for rental-property
owners . . .
Your rental property can serve as a valuable tax shelter when you claim tax deductions for your rental-property losses against your income. But to take advantage of this useful tax shelter you need to:
We'll explain the ins and outs of
this tricky area of tax law when you read my new article titled Make Your Rental Property Loses Tax Deductible.
Three ways our fact-filled article can help you:
1.
You'll
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"hours-worked" test. This involves putting in over 750 hours of
work in real-property trades or businesses. You'll get the whole story when
you Read
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You'll
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list them all for you in easy-to-understand language when you Read the FREE article.
3.
We'll
warn you about the danger of short-term rentals. Short-term rentals can cause trouble. Big trouble. For
example, if you don't handle things right, your property might have to be
listed on Schedule C as a business and not as a rental property. We'll keep
you out of trouble when you Read
the FREE article.
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That's a personal promise.
Sincerely, 
W. Murray Bradford, CPA
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