The Short-Term Rental Loophole Every Investor Should Know
Find a comprehensive overview of key tax strategies for small business owners in the big 2025. It covers recent changes to tax laws, deductions and credits available, record-keeping best practices, and proactive planning tips to optimize tax savings. Navigate complex tax regulations efficiently while minimizing your tax liability!
Passive vs. Active Real Estate Investors: Why It Matters
Generally, rental losses are considered "passive" by the IRS and can only offset passive income. However, a powerful exception exists for short-term rentals.
If you operate a short-term rental (like an Airbnb) and "materially participate" in its management, your losses can be used to offset W-2 or business income, unlocking significant tax savings.