One of our clients came to us after hearing about the short term rental tax loophole.

The Short Term ShopJul 29, 20250m 9s1.3K viewsScore 75
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This video highlights how one of The Short Term Shop's clients leveraged the short-term rental tax loophole to write off $150,000 against their W-2 income in the year they purchased a $600,000 vacation rental property. They achieved this by materially participating in the business, having an average guest stay under 7 days, and conducting a cost segregation study to maximize bonus depreciation.

Key insights

  • Purchasing a $600,000 vacation rental allowed a client to write off $150,000 against their W-2 income in the same year through the short-term rental tax loophole.

Tools & resources

  • Amanda Han, CPAservice

    A real estate-focused CPA can help conduct a cost segregation study to maximize tax benefits.

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