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grandmavovo
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My "small business" is residential real estate. Income is reported on Schedule E. Should I be reportng something on Schedule C instead? Would that be subject to FICA?

 
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Ashby
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My "small business" is residential real estate. Income is reported on Schedule E. Should I be reportng something on Schedule C instead? Would that be subject to FICA?

If you are "in the business" of  residential rentals as a primary, actively involved source of income, then you could report on Schedule C. However, any reporting on Schedule C will be subject to self-employment tax (FICA).

You should really only report on Schedule C if you provide substantial services that are primarily for your tenant's convenience(cleaning, maid service, etc.). Rentals generally belong on Schedule E.

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Ashby
New Member

My "small business" is residential real estate. Income is reported on Schedule E. Should I be reportng something on Schedule C instead? Would that be subject to FICA?

If you are "in the business" of  residential rentals as a primary, actively involved source of income, then you could report on Schedule C. However, any reporting on Schedule C will be subject to self-employment tax (FICA).

You should really only report on Schedule C if you provide substantial services that are primarily for your tenant's convenience(cleaning, maid service, etc.). Rentals generally belong on Schedule E.

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