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I’ve been told our rental properties qualify for the new pass-through credit but to still list them on Sched E (not Sched C thus subject to SE taxes). Can T-tax handle?

We are actively involved in maintaining the houses and farmland we rent.  We use TurboTax Home and Business.
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Leonard
Intuit Alumni

I’ve been told our rental properties qualify for the new pass-through credit but to still list them on Sched E (not Sched C thus subject to SE taxes). Can T-tax handle?

Yes, TurboTax can handle the new pass-through credits.

There is no change in how you report your rental properties you will  continue to list your rental properties on Schedule E.

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Leonard
Intuit Alumni

I’ve been told our rental properties qualify for the new pass-through credit but to still list them on Sched E (not Sched C thus subject to SE taxes). Can T-tax handle?

Yes, TurboTax can handle the new pass-through credits.

There is no change in how you report your rental properties you will  continue to list your rental properties on Schedule E.

I’ve been told our rental properties qualify for the new pass-through credit but to still list them on Sched E (not Sched C thus subject to SE taxes). Can T-tax handle?

Thanks.  I just noticed that when I input the 1099 Misc info, it asks if it’s “income for business rental (Sched. C)”, or “rental real estate (Sched. E”.  I was concerned it will only calculate the credit if I  designate on Sched C, but I’m sure I’ll see that it still will give me the credit as Sched. E rental property.

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