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Feb 12, 2010 from Anonymous
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If I have a house that I rent out in another country, what is the taxes on it

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Michael Brown Expert
Michael Brown Feb 12, 2010

The "taxes on it" depends on all the other facets of your income. Assuming you are a US citizen you are taxed on your worldwide income. So you would file a Schedule E rental schedule showing income and applicable deductions. The net income or loss would be part of your overall taxable income. However, if it is a loss you may not be able to deduct it depending on the passive activity rules. Also, if it is profit and you are also paying taxes on it in the other country you may be entitled to a foreign tax credit.

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