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The total of all your properties income and loss is summed up on Sch E. If you have a gain, it goes to your income. If you have a loss, it is limited to $25,000 or less, based on your income and filing status. If your income is high enough, you will just keep carrying the loss over until you sell or have lower income.
The total carryover will accumulate in the program but you need to track each property and its loss separately.
Reference limitations here.
thank you for the response. I tried to play with one of the properties and inflated the income so that i end up with a positive income overall across my 5 properties. What happened was interesting. I ended with slightly bigger tax refund due to QBI. I was able to deduct 20% of my rental properties income from my overall taxable income. But how come my taxable income didn’t increase by the rental income amount (let’s say $10k)? Instead, my taxable income was reduced by $2k (20% rental income)? Did my rental income get offset by last year’s carryover loss?
Yes. The passive loss is used against the passive income. Great job learning how the parts move around! QBI is set to expire after 2025, unless Congress extends it.
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