When you buy a rental property, the IRS lets you spread its cost over its useful life, reducing taxable income through depreciation deductions.

As a rental property owner, you may deduct up to $25,000 of rental real estate losses from your nonpassive income. Here's how it works!

Landlords, understanding rental expenses is key! Deduct costs like insurance, taxes, maintenance, and interest from your rental income.

Small business owner? You’ve likely heard of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). Learn who’s eligible and how to calculate it here!

Landlords, understand Schedule E income! Use this form to report rental income, losses, royalties, and other related income from partnerships and more.