In 2019 my passive losses from my rental properties and partnership, also containing rental properties, was 33000 dollars. I was able to deduct 25,000 of those losses from my normal income due to the small landlord exception. I know the remaining 8000 dollars was carried forward. My question is can that 8k be used to deduct from my income this year, using the small landlord exception, or is that carry forward loss only allowed to be deducted from other passive gains?
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that $25K is the small landlord exception. the balance must be carried over.
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I am aware of the 25k passive loss allowance. I am asking if I am over that loss amount and carry some of the passive loss forward can I use the special passive loss allowance the next year on that carry over balance or can that carry over balance only be used to reduce passive income in future years?
Unless you got rid of the passive properties then the passive loss carryover is added to the current year to be married to the new passive income/loss and used appropriately ... review the form 8582 to see how this works ... so yes, some of the loss may be released.
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@ene777ene wrote:..........I am asking if I am over that loss amount and carry some of the passive loss forward can I use the special passive loss allowance the next year........
I agree with @Critter-3. The $25,000 special passive loss allowance is for active participants (subject to gross income limitations) and renews on an annual basis, assuming the requirements are met.
See https://www.irs.gov/publications/p527#en_US_2019_publink1000219127
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