“Home Sweet Home” is not a simple concept for the IRS. Nope. They delight in creating complications. Which is why they make the troublesome distinction between your “personal home” and your “tax home.” Depending on how you operate your business and where it’s located, you risk losing your valuable business vehicle deductions! Want to avoid crashing your business-vehicle … [Read more...]
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Six Q&As about renting your home to your corporation, tax free!
We’ve written articles before that explained how you can rent your personal residence to your S corporation (or C corporation). Rent it out for 14 days or less and you could get some really nice tax benefits. For starters: Your S corporation will get a tax deduction that flows through to you on the K-1, and… You receive tax-free income from the rental Does this sound … [Read more...]
Why renting your home to your corporation works
Last month we published an article that got a lot of great feedback. In it, we explained… How a 14-day (or less) rental of your home to your S or C corporation can create tax-free income for you and deductions for your corporation. Some of our readers doubted that this strategy could pass IRS muster so I’m going to deal with these concerns head-on. You’ll get all the facts … [Read more...]
Rent your home to your corporation for tax-free income
If you operate your business as an S or C corporation, I’ve got some good news for you… Thanks to a little-known section of the tax code, you can rent your home to your corporation for business meetings, staff retreats, your summer employee picnic, etc. and receive that hefty rental income tax-free! That’s right. IRC Section 280A allows you to rent all or part of your home to … [Read more...]
Don’t let the “Tax-Home” rule kill your deductions
Do you know what the “Tax-Home” rule is? You should! You see, this IRS rule is extremely important if you have a business operation that’s located away from your personal residence. IMPORTANT FACT: If you don’t comply with the tax-home rule properly, you risk destroying some or all of your home-office deductions, business-vehicle deductions, and overnight-travel … [Read more...]