2012 Form 1040 (Schedule E).Supplemental Income and Loss-2025

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Supplemental income is generally money you earn outside of your regular payroll paycheck. Examples include passive rental income, employee bonuses, extra commissions, or in a broad sense even side income. Each type of supplemental income is subject to different tax treatments.
You can deduct property taxes paid on a rental property on Schedule E. Deducting property taxes paid on a rental reduces your taxable rental income. Unlike real estate taxes paid on your personal property, rental properties dont have a limit on deductions for property taxes.
Schedule E is the form you use to report supplemental income you earn from any of the following sources: renting real estate; royalties; interests in partnerships and S corporations; and distributions received from an estate or trust as well as from certain mortgage investments.
Passive Activity Loss Limitations You are able to take the loss reported on line 26 of Schedule E up to a maximum amount of $25,000 annually.