“Can Real Estate Professional Status
Free Up Old Passive Losses?”
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As tax season approaches, many real estate investors who’ve recently qualified as real estate professionals are asking a critical question:
“Now that I’m a real estate professional, can I deduct all those passive losses from previous years?”
The answer might surprise you – and it could significantly impact your tax planning strategy.
We’ve just published a comprehensive guide that:
- Clarifies exactly how the IRS treats prior passive losses once you achieve real estate professional status
- Explains the three specific ways you can use these prior losses under IRC Section 469
- Provides real-world examples showing how these rules affect your bottom line
- Details the annual requirements you must meet to maintain your real estate professional status
Don’t risk leaving money on the table or making costly assumptions about your passive losses. Read our latest article to understand exactly how these rules work and how they affect your tax strategy.
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“Can Real Estate Professional Status
Free Up Old Passive Losses?”
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