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One of our husband-and-wife subscribers to the Tax Reduction Letter had a big tax deduction denied by the IRS.
But thanks to the advice they got in one of our issues, they were able to successfully win their appeal and keep their $55,000 deduction!
Here’s the back-story.
The husband and wife owned three rental properties:
- A condo rented on a month-to-month lease
- A single-family home rented on a month-to-month lease
- A vacation cabin rented on a one-week basis for 20 weeks a year
The IRS auditor reviewed the couple’s return, considering several important factors including:
- The wife’s status defined as a “real estate professional”
- The “500-hour rule” requirement
- The “material participation” requirement
- The “more than 100 hours” requirement
We can’t explain all these factors right now (no space!), but we will explain them when you read my complete free article.
The result of the couple’s appeal…
They defended their position vigorously, showed where the IRS went wrong, and kept their $55,000 deduction!
The punch line.
Just because the IRS examiner disallows your deductions, does not mean they aren’t deductible.
To learn what it takes to get all the deductions you’re entitled to, you need reliable information. The kind you’ll find in the Tax Reduction Letter.
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