Re: Is Landlord Double Dipping?

>Unless they are in the improvements business, they don't need to have a

> >Schedule C and pay SE tax. Just put it on the 1040 under misc income. > > But how do they deduct the cost of materials from the $6K if > they do not file a Schedule C?

Then they should file a Schedule C. Initially I thought they hired a contractor whose cost of labor and materials was 6k, so they would just report their 6k as Other Income. But if they bought 3k of materials, and hired a contractor to do 2k of work, and themselves did

1k of work, then they should use a Schedule C which will end up showing a profit of 1k, and SS and federal and state tax only on this 1k.
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