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If you have a rental property located in the state of New York, you need to file a New York tax return whether the property had a profit, loss, or broke even.
Can you clarify if the real estate property was sold?
The property is not sold. It is a long-term rental property. After expenses and depreciation, the net income is ~$1000.
Yes, you should file the New York tax return, especially if you did not make a profit. The loss will be carried forward in the state for future use. If you don't file, you won't get credit for it.
I made a small profit in this case ($1000).
If you have a rental property located in the state of New York, you need to file a New York tax return whether the property had a profit, loss, or broke even.
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