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A client of mine showed me an article about the 199A deduction for residential rental income, which claims that there is no limitation even though the net rental income

michaellamcpa
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A client of mine showed me an article about the Section 199A exception for taxpayer with "residential" rental income. The article claims that the Section 199A deduction is not limited to the 50% of wages or 25% of wages plus 2.5% of unadjusted basis of depreciable assets; even thought the taxable income is higher than $315,000. And, this exception applies to on the "residential" rental income. Is this true? I searched online and IRS website, and can't find anything about the exception for the residential rental income earner.
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TaxMonkey
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No that is not true, QBID on rental income phases out.

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TaxMonkey
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No that is not true, QBID on rental income phases out.

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