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No, you do not state that you converted it to a rental in 2017, however you must report the income that you received from renting the basement in your home. You are allowed to deduct expenses associated with renting the basement in your home.
Expenses for your entire home must be divided between the part you rent and the part in which you live. This includes payments for:
No, you do not state that you converted it to a rental in 2017, however you must report the income that you received from renting the basement in your home. You are allowed to deduct expenses associated with renting the basement in your home.
Expenses for your entire home must be divided between the part you rent and the part in which you live. This includes payments for:
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