I should not have Form 8995 as part of my 2020 taxes. I own and rent a single family townhouse. When preparing for my 2019 Schedule E, I misread the requirement for Form 8995 and showed my rental real estate loss as a trade/business deduction without being able to take the 20%e of net income. For 2020 taxes, I will have the same situation as my Schedule E will have another small loss.
My question is how can I stop using Form 8995 as part of my 2020 taxes without possibly being flagged for audit .
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The single family townhouse rental can be removed from the qualified business income by taking the following steps.
If you do not meet the safe harbor rules then you should follow this process to remove this rental from qualification.
The following requirements must be met by taxpayers or RPEs to qualify for this safe harbor:
The single family townhouse rental can be removed from the qualified business income by taking the following steps.
If you do not meet the safe harbor rules then you should follow this process to remove this rental from qualification.
The following requirements must be met by taxpayers or RPEs to qualify for this safe harbor:
I have another situation.
I have business and my business have an income after all deductions, but for some reason it’s shows 0 in column 1 ( c ).
Please advise where is my problem or what I need to check.
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