We're in 2017, which means it's tax time soon. I wanted to give you some information about what you can expect. First, I'd like to thank you for your support in 2017; it means a lot to our entire team, so thank you for that. Now let's jump into the forms that you're going to be getting. We'll be sending you what's called a 1099 miscellaneous form. This form reports all of your gross income that you earned in 2017. It doesn't necessarily mean the amount of money that you personally received or was dispersed to you, just income earned. For example, if you have a property that is renting for $1,000 a month and it rented for twelve months, then your total gross income on that 1099 miscellaneous is going to be twelve thousand dollars. The reason that this is reported as a gross number is that you're going to have a lot of other expenses associated with the property, some that we're aware of and some that we don't know about. For example, you may have had expenses for management and maintenance and repairs. Additionally, you're going to have things like taxes, mortgage payments, insurance, and so forth. So basically, what you do is you use that form and combine it with all the monthly statements we've sent you. We're also going to be sending you a year-to-date statement, making it easier for you to total up all your expenses. That's what you're going to subtract from that gross income and then determine what your taxable income is. So two things you're going to be getting from us: a 1099 miscellaneous form and a year-to-date income and expense statement. Just keep in mind that it's a gross income that's reported. If you have any questions about your 1099 miscellaneous,...
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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Will Irs Form 13844 Miscellaneous
