My client bought a house in 2021 and "rents" her in-law apartment to her daughter for a very affordable price. The daughter applied for rental assistance and it was issued. So my client received a 1099 Misc for the rent. I entered the 1099 Misc on Sch 1 line 8. How or where do I enter the expenses to offset this rental income? Thank you
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You don't.
You enter the 1099-Misc on schedule E not other income on schedule 1.. If taxpayer "rents" to a family member at below fair rental value then you file on schedule E and can only claim deductions up to income.
Well I like @sjrcpa answer better, claim the income on schedule 1 and interest and property taxes on schedule A, no other deductions allowed, just like a second residence.
Sorry but I don't what? Enter on Sch 1 or don't claim the expenses?
Maybe I should not have said rented. The daughter gives my client $$ toward household expenses.
You claim the income and you do not deduct any expenses other than what is allowable on schedule A, mortgage interest and property taxes.
"Very affordable price" and still needs rental assistance? 😶
And the city/county/state pays your client rent.
That's the part that got me. Must have tried for PPP loans and didn't qualify ☹️
She doesn't work. Not sure why
I think it goes on Schedule 1 Line 8i.
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