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Can I Deduct Income Tax paid to a Nonresident State?
Hi, I am a resident of California but I have Farm Rental income from a property our LLC owns in Indiana. (The LLC is a single entity LLC owned only by my wife and me.) There is no other reason for me to pay an income tax to Indiana. Would I be able to claim the Indiana income tax I paid last year as a farm expense this year on my federal return? (I am already deducting the Property Tax on that farm.) Thanks!
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May 12, 2021
1:13 PM
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Yes, you can deduct the IN income tax paid on your farm rental income as a "farm expense" on your federal return.
This would come under the same category as business mortgage interest and business property taxes; you don't have to itemize deductions in order to deduct them from your business ("farm rental") income.
May 12, 2021
3:37 PM