The safe harbor excludes if you use as residence. How about if client rents out basement? Then can they use this safe harbor if they meet all other qualifications?
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First, you need to determine whether the basement is appurtenant to the dwelling unit occupied by your client which does not in itself constitute a dwelling unit. Under the regulations of §280A, each apartment and basement within a structure is a separate dwelling unit if it contains basic living accommodation amenities such as sleeping area, toilet, and cooking facilities.
If the basement is considered a dwelling unit on its own, the next question is whether all the conditions for the safe harbor under Notice 2019-07 are met (and consider downstream implications such as rental losses on positive QBI from other qualified ToB).
First, you need to determine whether the basement is appurtenant to the dwelling unit occupied by your client which does not in itself constitute a dwelling unit. Under the regulations of §280A, each apartment and basement within a structure is a separate dwelling unit if it contains basic living accommodation amenities such as sleeping area, toilet, and cooking facilities.
If the basement is considered a dwelling unit on its own, the next question is whether all the conditions for the safe harbor under Notice 2019-07 are met (and consider downstream implications such as rental losses on positive QBI from other qualified ToB).
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