Tax Tips for Landlords

Landlord Tax Basics

Which tax forms do landlords need?

The IRS requires all rental property owners to report all rental income on Schedule E for individually owned properties and on Form 8825 for properties owned through a partnership.

What are some of the tax benefits for landlords?

Landlords can take advantage of tax deductions for business-related expenses including advertising expenses, property management fees, utility and maintenance costs, and more.

Landlord Tax Resources

Visio Blog Posts

"Landlords: Take Advantage of Tax Breaks to Maximize Profits"

"Will Landlords Benefit from the 20% Pass-Through Deduction?"

"5 Tax Deductions Every Landlord Should Know About"

"5 Notable Personal Tax Changes in the New Tax Code"

"Bonus Depreciation and Section 179 of the New Tax Code"

"How Landlords can Form LLCs & Reap Tax Benefits in 2018"

"What Investors Should Pay Attention to This Taxes"

Additional Curated Resources

Five Stone Tax Advisers

Tax Policy Center

Turbo Tax

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Everything You Need to Know About Landlord Taxes in One Page

Learn about tax deductions for landlords and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and how it applies to real estate investors.