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Investors & landlords
And they cannot claim it if they did not pay it. If you paid their mortgage for them then that is a non deducible gift and if over $15,000 for the year to one person would require a form 709 gift tax return to be filed.
It sounds like you are managing the property for your parents so the rental income would be theirs to report.
I would suggest that you sit down with a tax professional (not a store front tax mill) but a professional that deals with real estate income and tax law. $1.00 agreements can be looked upon as shams to avoid tax. You need professional help.
It sounds like you are managing the property for your parents so the rental income would be theirs to report.
I would suggest that you sit down with a tax professional (not a store front tax mill) but a professional that deals with real estate income and tax law. $1.00 agreements can be looked upon as shams to avoid tax. You need professional help.
**Disclaimer: This post is for discussion purposes only and is NOT tax advice. The author takes no responsibility for the accuracy of any information in this post.**
‎June 4, 2019
12:59 PM